Bright, vibrant colors have never been Apple. Most gadgets that bear the Apple logo are gray, and although there's a more varied color palette now, the colors tend to be quite subdued.
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Apple has used the pink color primarily only for its iPod. The iPhones that received the pink color variant – namely the iPhone 13 and iPhone 13 mini – weren’t very pink.
Rose Gold iPhones a few years ago were described as “pink”, but let's admit it, that was very outdated (the first iPhone that introduced the Rose Gold color for Apple was the iPhone 6s in 2015). And it wasn't even close to being a true pink.
This is also true for the iPad. For example, the newest iPad Air comes in a supposedly pink shade, but it barely looks pink – even in Apple’s images. It’s like you took the color pink and drained all the vibrancy out of it.
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From now on, things will be different. Apple's new iPad, which will be available for purchase on October 26, comes in four colors: Blue, silver, yellow and pink. The colors are more vibrant and vivid than any of its previous products .
The photos do it justice – this iPad is a gorgeous, rich shade of pink. Those who have seen the new iPad up close have seen that it lives up to the hype.
You can even get a matching cover for it, the color of which is called watermelon. While it's not an exact match, the color is pretty close to the actual device.
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Will Apple finally give in and release a pink iPhone next year? While the company's stance is unknown, it at least seems open to the idea. As a last resort, buy the pink iPad to hide your boring phone.
