Samsung Galaxy S27 Ultra said to get at least two brand-new colors

The Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra ($1,399 on Amazon) was available from retailers in White, Light Blue, Violet and Black, while the flagship smartphone could also be ordered in Silver and "Pink Gold" exclusively from Samsung. According to the latest information from the highly reliable leaker Ice Universe, Samsung is changing at least two of the four colors in which the Galaxy S27 Ultra is expected to be available from retailers.

Unsurprisingly, the White and Black variants are expected to remain in the lineup. However, "Sky Blue" will be replaced by a new shade of blue, while "Cobalt Violet" is set to make way for a color called "Light Pink". As usual, the smartphone will likely be offered in several additional colors in Samsung's online store, though the leaker could not yet provide any details about them. As earlier leaks have suggested, Samsung is expected to give its next-generation flagship a fresh design and, in particular, revamp the camera module – similar to the Apple iPhone 18 Pro, this will take the form of a rectangle spanning almost the entire width of the smartphone.

Rumors also suggest that Samsung has already begun production of the Exynos 2700, although a final decision has reportedly not yet been made on whether the chip will only be used in the more affordable models of the Galaxy S27 series or in the top model as well. Production of the 6.89-inch display is also expected to start later this month, while the device is expected to drop the telephoto camera with 3x zoom. Instead, 2x to 4x zoom will be achieved through digital zoom using the 200 MP main camera based on the Samsung ISOCELL HP6, while a periscope telephoto camera with 5x optical zoom is expected to remain.