Apart from the fact that iPhone 7 will be black, the Apple company is preparing another change for the line of colors in which it will offer its terminals starting this month. More precisely, Apple intends to change the pink gold name of the iPhone 7 with the deep rose, that is, a more "intense" or "deeper" pink, so we are talking about a stronger color.
Probably those from Apple intend to color the iPhone 7 case in a slightly darker shade of pink, and that could explain the "deep" used in the product code. Below you have a sticker that Foxconn uses to identify the terminals produced on its assembly lines, and that Chinese symbol means "deep rose" in English.
Last year, the rose gold color was the most popular among the iPhone 6S terminals sold by the Apple company, and there is a chance that this year it will compete with black. With this change demonstrated directly from the iPhone, it seems that we will finally have 3 new colors offered by the Apple company for its iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus terminals.
iPhone 7 will have a case colored in a "dark" pink
The rose gold color was highly appreciated by many users precisely because it was pleasing to the eye and matched the idea of a premium smartphone, at least for women. Changing the shade of this pink to apply a darker version probably won't be all that beneficial to generate higher sales, but of course Apple knows better what it's doing.
All iPhone 7 cases made by hackers and presented on the Internet so far had a pink gold color like the iPhone 6S, so this change could be new. Until now, it has never been said that Apple intends to launch iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus with three new colors instead of two, so the information is surprising for everyone.
Despite this, only less than 2 days separate us from the moment when Apple is going to present iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus to the whole world. On Wednesday, starting at 19:30, I'm waiting for you on iDevice.ro to discuss everything that the Apple company is going to present to us.
So, what do you think about this change?
