Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra could ship in four different colors

Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra has been making the headlines for a long time now. The device is expected to make a global debut in January 2024 and take the legacy of Galaxy S24 Ultra forward. In a recent development, the color variants of the smartphone have surfaced online along with other rumors related to its specifications and design. Also Read: Diwali Sale Feast! Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra Price Cut Under Rs 1 Lakh, Here's How

According to the design render shared by Technizo Concept on X.com, the Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra will have a different design and the most evident change is rounded corners. Apart from that, the device could retain the flat display setup from its predecessor. In addition, the renders show that the device will get things camera rings for all the sensors as well. Also Read: Finding iPhone 17 Pro Max Costly? Check Out This Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra Deal During Flipkart Big Billion Days Sale With A Flat Rs 17,500 Off

Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra: What can we get to see?

Apart from that we have already mentioned, Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra renders suggest that it has a flat-screen. And the S Pen is also visible in the leaked images which will add more sparkle for the users. As claimed in the post, the smartphone will be available in four different color options – Titanium Black, Titanium Gray, Titanium Silver, and Titanium Blue. That’s pretty much it from the latest leak related to the device. Also Read: Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra Might Not Get The Camera Boost Fans Expected

Furthermore, previous leaks related to the upcoming Samsung prodigy suggested that the device will bring the Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Elite processor. If that happens, then we are going to see a huge difference in the performance of the Galaxy S25 Ultra and Galaxy S24 Ultra. What’s more, is that the smartphone will also get Galaxy AI features that will make it more user-friendly. In addition, we could get to see some more features of Galaxy AI rolling out before the launch of the flagship device in January.