Apple iPhone 15 and 15 Pro colours revealed in massive dummy leak

Take a look at all of the colours for the new iPhone range

Leaked dummies of the iPhone 15 range
(Image credit: AppleInsider)

With the iPhone 15 launch event set to take place next week, we are just days away from learning about all of the new features set to debut. The new handsets are rumoured to feature a host of upgrades, which should make this one of the best iPhones yet.

Now, a video has emerged which claims to show off the new iPhone 15 range in detail. That comes from AppleInsider, and is said to feature dummies of the new handsets. The leak gives us the best look at the new range yet, showing off the new iPhone colours in all of their glory.

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That's an interesting point of difference. We've heard a lot about the feature being added, but previous leaks have pretty unanimously suggested that the feature would hit all models. Having it on the Pro models only should offer users a good reason to upgrade to the premium variants.

All of that is rumoured for the time being, though. However, it wont be for long. The launch event is set to take place on the 12th of September, leaving us less than a week away from getting a first look at the new handsets. 

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