Another major leak about the eagerly anticipated Galaxy S24 series!
Color options for Samsung's eagerly awaited new flagship series, the Galaxy S24, have been leaked.
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Anticipation is mounting for Samsung's Galaxy S24 series, set to be the company's next flagship phone. Last month, glimpses of the entire Galaxy S24 family were leaked, showcasing what might be on the horizon. Notably, these devices are speculated to debut ahead of schedule around January 18 in San Francisco.
Ross Young, the CEO of DSCC (Display Supply Chain Consultants), shared insights on the possible color variants of the Galaxy S24 lineup. The three expected models, namely the S24, S24+, and S24 Ultra, are rumored to be available in Black, Gray, Violet, and Yellow. The Black and Gray variants, while traditional, might be introduced under the names ‘Phantom Black’ and ‘Graphite’. The introduction of Yellow and Violet is particularly intriguing. It's worth noting that Samsung previously unveiled a Yellow model with the Galaxy S10e in 2020 and a Violet version for the Galaxy S21 in 2021.
Another major leak about the eagerly anticipated Galaxy S24 series!
Compared to the Lavendar and Lime shades of the Galaxy S23 series, the upcoming S24's color palette appears to be more vibrant. Speculations suggest that additional exclusive shades might also grace the official Samsung website. Another rumor circulating is that the S24 series might adopt a titanium body, akin to Apple’s iPhone 15 Pro models. This could mean that the color aesthetics might differ from past models.
Recent leaks about the S24 Ultra hint at a design reminiscent of its predecessors but with a significant reduction in screen bezels. In contrast, the S24 and S24+ seem to exude a more boxy and compact design. There's also a buzz about all three models potentially featuring an ultrawide-band antenna.