Shortly before, a report by Ming-Chi Kuo said that Apple will release the new iPhone in several new colors for the 6.1-inch LCD version. The claim has now been confirmed by Mactotakara, that these new colors will certainly ship with the less expensive model. In any case, red shading could be avoided.

The 6.1-inch iPhone was initially said to be available in grey, white, gold, blue, red and orange. However, Macotakara said its inventory sources have suggested the 6.1-inch LCD device will be available in a range of colors like the line of cowhide iPhone X cases.

Macotakara says the phone will be available in white, striped, dark yellow, bright orange, beige gold, and electric blue. It’s been a while since Apple introduced a beautiful iPhone since the iPhone 5c and it will be great to see these new shades that would give iPhones some much-needed life.

Android companies have been trying different things with some cool hues like the blue shading on the Honor 10 and the dusk shading on the P20 Pro. Samsung is also planning to release some cool colors for the Galaxy Note 9 which will it just reinforces the assumption: people need some shade in their lives.

The iPhone 5c was hailed as one of Apple’s most innovative approaches to offering a cheaper mobile phone, and we believe the Cupertino Goliath could follow a similar system to offer the least expensive 6.1-inch LCD phone.

Macotakara doesn’t specify a red version for the 6.1-inch phone, as it’s entirely possible that Apple will ship that option for a mid-year release as part of the red (product) layout. Apple followed a comparative system with the iPhone 8 and 8 Plus and we can anticipate that the red shading will disappear at some point during the life cycle of the phone.

Here are the two forecasts that portray the shading plan of the new iPhone:

Macotakara forecasts:

White

Dark

yellow stripe

splendid orange

Electric blue

Beige

Ming-Chi Kuo’s forecasts:

Prayed

Dark

White

Blue

Red

orange

We can also expect the successor to the iPhone X to come in gold. Apple had intended to launch the gold version a year ago, as the FCC revealed it as a model, but the phone never saw the light of day.

Which iPhone would you say you’re most energized for? Would you buy an alternative shader iPhone? Tell us your inclinations in the comment segment.