The highly anticipated iPhone 16 Pro is expected to maintain a similar design to its predecessor, but rumors suggest that Apple may enhance its appearance to make it more eye-catching.

Instead of using stainless steel for the Pro models, Apple is rumored to use titanium for the edges of the new phones, giving them a matte finish. While some users appreciate the brushed look, others find it dull and may opt to polish their phones for a shinier appearance.

According to a tip from Korean leaker yeux1122, the iPhone 16 Pro could introduce a new titanium technology, moving away from the matte finish and towards a glossier look.

Apple is said to be adopting an improved method and glossy material for the new phones, making them as scratch-resistant as the iPhone 15 Pro while adding a dazzling touch to their aesthetics.

To showcase the enhanced design, 9to5Mac shared an image of the Essential Phone with a polished titanium frame, highlighting how the new iPhones might look with this glossy material.

While this change may seem minor, users who prefer using their phones without cases are likely to appreciate the sleeker finish. This update could also serve as a unique selling point for Apple’s latest phone lineup, potentially earning them bragging rights for creating their “glossiest titanium phone yet.”

In addition to these design changes, rumors suggest that the Pro models will feature larger screens and possibly increased dimensions. The entire lineup is expected to include a new Capture button for enhanced functionality.