Recently, we saw the Samsung Galaxy S25 series on FCC certification. Leaks and rumors about the company’s next-generation flagship have now become more intense. The latest tipster comes from Roland Quandt who shares images of the SIM card tray of the Galaxy S25 and S25+ phones. They appear to give us a look at the color options of the upcoming devices. Earlier, DSCC’s Ross Young mentioned the colorways of the S25 pair.
Samsung Galaxy S25, S25+ color options leaked
- leaked photos The original SIM tray replacement part for the Galaxy S25 and S25+ is seen in five colors.
- These include black, green, purple, blue and white.
- According to Young, the above colors will be called Midnight Black, Sparkling Green, Moon Night Blue, Sparkling Blue and Silver Shadow,
- Hopefully these will be the marketing names for the color options.
- According to the leak, the Purple and Green color variants appear to be lighter in color compared to the Cobalt Violet and Jade Green on the S24 and S24+.
- These give a pastel like look.
- Meanwhile, the blue shade appears darker than the sapphire blue found on the S24 pair.
- The tipster also shared a similar leak for this year’s Galaxy S24 and S24+ and it actually turned out to be true.
- Samsung offers a few color options for the S-series phones that can only be purchased from the brand’s website.
- It remains to be seen which shades will be exclusive to the upcoming S25 series.
- Meanwhile, the Galaxy S25 Ultra is said to come in Titanium Black, Titanium Blue, Titanium Grey, and Titanium Silver.
With less than two months left for the global and India unveiling of the Galaxy S25 series, we can expect press renders of the smartphones to surface in the coming weeks. Hopefully, these will give us a clearer look at the devices in the expected above colors. To remind, the price of the vanilla variant of the S24 series starts at Rs 79,999 and goes up to Rs 1,59,999 for the top-end Ultra model.
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