Jon Prosser doesn’t care. Despite facing a potential lawsuit from Apple over his iOS 26 leaks , Prosser is back with a new video. In this video, he shares the design of the upcoming iPhone 17 Pro series, giving us a look ahead of Apple’s official reveal.
Leaked iPhone 17 Pro design gives us an early look
In his latest video, Prosser shares what appears to be the design of the iPhone 17 Pro in an early look. To be fair, what Prosser shares doesn’t look too different from the leaks we’ve seen so far. However, it does corroborate what we’ve been hearing, giving us more angles of the phone to look at.
It also shows the four different colors we can expect from the lineup. This includes your standard silver and black finishes, along with a new blue and fun-looking orange finish . This might actually be the first time Apple has launched an iPhone Pro series with a brighter color. In the past, Apple usually reserved the brighter and more “fun” colors for its base and Plus series. However, the recent leaks suggest a slight change in strategy.
Granted, this orange finish isn’t as bright as some of the pastel hues we’ve seen in past iPhones, but it’s definitely a departure from the norm. It looks quite nice and we can’t wait to see what it might look like in real-life. Also, the video confirms that Apple is shifting its logo down from the middle of the phone. It is speculated that this could be due to the larger camera module.
Coming in September
Apple hasn’t confirmed when its new iPhone 17 series will debut. However, last we heard, Apple is targeting September . This is on par with past iPhone launches. But this time, Apple could launch it slightly earlier than previous models.
The latest rumors are claiming Apple is targeting the 9th of September. This is interesting because in the past, Apple’s iPhone launches took place on a Friday. The 9th of September is a Tuesday. Either way, if the dates are accurate, Apple will probably start sending out the invites soon. It would also mean that pre-orders will go live on the 12th of September, with an official release set for the 19th of September.
