The Galaxy S24 series is going official in just eleven days, and so far, we have had a lot of information coming forward about the new phones. Everything ranging from official renders, specs, spare parts, and even pricing has leaked. Today, we are unveiling exclusive colors that you will be able to pick directly from Samsung. These colors are only for the Galaxy S24 Ultra, so we cannot confirm if they will be available for the other two devices in the lineup.
The Galaxy S24 Ultra looks excellent in three exclusive colors, with two colors sporting a black titanium frame
Samsung has a habit of releasing exclusive colors for the Galaxy S flagships, and this year, if you think that the standard color variants are boring for you, then the good news is that the Galaxy S24 Ultra will be available in green, orange, and blue colorways, too. These colors will add a dashing personality, and by the look of the renders, it appears that Samsung is going for pastel colors. You can have a look at the renders below:
As you can see in the images above, the green and blue variants of the Galaxy S24 Ultra will have a stunning black frame, and the orange variant will have a silver frame. Considering how Samsung is using titanium for these phones, the in-hand feel is going to be excellent.
The Galaxy S24 Ultra, along with its siblings, is going to go official on 17th January, later this month. In the past couple of months, we have seen countless leaks surrounding the device, and the good news is that you are going to get an excellent phone. The new devices will not just be an upgrade over the past generation but will also offer a heap of improvements that you will actually enjoy, especially on the AI front, because that is one thing that we are genuinely looking forward to.
News Source: Evan Blass
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