The truth behind the color design logic for the iPhone, as discovered by Apple designers?

The color design logic for the iPhone, discovered by Apple designers

【Phoneauto News】On the early morning of September 13th, Apple’s iPhone 15 series was officially unveiled. As the “master of color matching,” the iPhone 15 series offers a rich and novel selection of colors. Among them, the standard version of the iPhone 15 has eliminated the white design, while the iPhone 15 Pro Max, due to its use of titanium metal material, offers several choices with a “metallic style” in terms of color matching. Phoneauto has noticed that some netizens seem to have discovered the logic behind Apple designers’ color matching for the iPhone.

We can see that from the iPhone 12, iPhone 13, to iPhone 14 and iPhone 15, all four generations have released a blue version for the standard edition. However, although they are all blue, the blue color of these four models is significantly different, with a gradual decrease in color saturation. Especially with the latest iPhone 15 standard edition, although the color is still blue, it is very close to the white model. It is not surprising that Apple has eliminated the white design on the iPhone 15 standard edition, perhaps to avoid repetition. In fact, apart from blue, the saturation of the other color options for this generation of iPhone 15 standard edition seems to be relatively low. Some netizens have jokingly commented, “It is said that Apple’s color printer is running out of ink…”

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Currently, the standard edition of the iPhone 15 is available in three versions: 128GB, 256GB, and 512GB, with prices in China ranging from 5999 yuan, 6999 yuan, to 8999 yuan, respectively. Compared to the previous generation models, the starting price of the iPhone 15 remains unchanged, but the prices of the larger storage versions have increased.

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