Special components reveal the colors of the Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra

The Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra flagship is expected to launch early next year, most likely in early January if nothing changes. One of the most interesting points for Samsung fans and smartphone enthusiasts about next year's phone is probably the design, or more specifically, the official color.

Perhaps all expectations do not have to wait too long until the launch date, because the recently leaked image of a component seems to have revealed the 4-color appearance that the S25 Ultra version will have.

According to SamMobile, images of the physical SIM card tray on the Galaxy S25 Ultra phone show four different color options: black, dark blue, gold, and silver. Following Samsung's naming tradition, these colors are called Titan Black, Titan Blue, Titan Gold, and Titan Silver.

The rumored physical SIM slot of the Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra. (Photo: SamMobile)

This information differs slightly from an earlier leak from reliable flagship blogger Ice Universe in October, when he said the Galaxy S25 Ultra would come in black, green, blue, and titanium. However, some of these colors are likely to be online exclusives, like the previously rumored Titanium Green and Titanium Rose Gold.

Or Samsung could continue its tradition of releasing specific color options only in certain markets. For example, the Galaxy S24 Ultra comes in Titan Gray, Titan Black, Titan Purple, and Titan Gold, the latter three of which are only available through the Samsung Store.

Rumors about the Galaxy S25 Ultra continue to emerge, giving us a sense of what to expect when the device launches, expected in January. Some notable upgrades include a more rounded corner design, flatter edges, a larger display with slimmer bezels, improved performance thanks to the new Snapdragon 8 Gen 4 chipset, and satellite connectivity for sending emergency messages.

Quartz (Source: Tom's Guide)

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