You do everything right, obscure your new phone, and then this happens – the Leak Star comes in and reveals all new models in all new colors just hours before showtime. Evan Blass shares images of all four new iPhone 12 models, as well as the new HomePod mini.
If you read the “What to Expect” article, you’ll see that these are the five new devices we expect today (Apple has already announced new iPads and watches, so new headphones will come later. Will appear in). Blue seems to be the hero color of this generation, replacing the 11-series midnight green.
Entertain your eyes with the blue, gold, graphite and silver iPhone 12 Pro Max.
Apple iPhone 12 Pro Max (leaked image)
The smaller iPhone 12 Pro will be available in the same color. This and the Vanilla iPhone 12 will be available for the first time (pre-orders will start within a week), but the Pro Max and Mini will be announced today, but will arrive later.
Blue, Gold, Graphite, Silver Apple iPhone 12 Pro
The vanilla iPhone 12 and 12 mini have a wide palette of colors to choose from: black, blue, green, red and white. This is not surprising, but Pro models tend to be more reserved.
Black, Blue, Green, Red, White Apple iPhone 12
Speaking of the iPhone 12 mini, the notch doesn’t look small, as some rumors claim. In fact, it looks pretty big on a 5.4-inch screen, but side space is limited.
Black, Blue, Green, Red, White Apple iPhone 12 mini
For comparison, the colors on the iPhone 11 and 11 Pro are:
iPhone 11 colors • iPhone 11 Pro colors
For the HomePod mini, it’s expected to be $ 100 instead of the $ 300 HomePod. Use a new chipset that supports UWB (you can track distance and direction to other gadgets, including iPhone 11 and above).
Black and white Apple HomePod mini
Check back late today for the official launch of the iPhone 12 model. The event will start at 5 pm UTC.
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