Rendered for the very first time by a trustworthy source in sketchy form a little over two months ago, colorized and given a more polished appearance just a few days after that, and envisioned in gorgeous concept images based on those initial computer-generated depictions by the end of March as well, the iPhone 14 Pro is now back in the limelight. Of course, the excitement and attention over Apple's next-gen ultra-high-end handsets never really subsided, with a steady stream of information practically leaking from everywhere these past few months, but today's visual reveal is different from everything we've previously seen.

By no means surprising, as they essentially line up perfectly with all the other renders floating around since March, the super-high-quality images produced by Ian Zelbo carry Jon Prosser's Front Page Tech stamp of accuracy while depicting purple, silver, graphite, and gold iPhone 14 Pro flavors in unprecedented detail.

Only one special iPhone 14 Pro color this year?

Unfortunately, it sure looks that way, at least for now, with details of this nature however being subject to change until the very last minute. As things stand, Apple is definitely planning to retain the silver, graphite, and gold hues of the iPhone 13 Pro for its 2022 sequel while basically replacing the "Sierra Blue" paint job with an arguably snazzier purple. To be perfectly clear, you shouldn't expect an eye-catching purple-coated "regular" iPhone 13, while the Pro-exclusive Alpine Green color unveiled earlier this year is unlikely to get a direct follow-up by the end of the same year... for fairly obvious reasons. Of course, it's far too early to be sure that a green-coated iPhone 14 Pro will see daylight next spring, so for the time being, we should just feast our eyes on these razor-sharp and presumably 100 percent reliable renders of the silver, purple, graphite, and gold versions of the 6.1-inch handset coming this fall.