Samsung has confirmed that it will release the Galaxy S21 series of flagship phones on January 14. As the release date approaches, relevant news continues to emerge. Whistleblowers Roland Qudandt recently shared the Galaxy S21 series of high-resolution renderings, shows some had not yet seen the “custom” colour.
According to the latest exposed pictures, in addition to the traditional Phantom Silver and Phantom Black colours, the Galaxy S21 Ultra will also have three custom colour options with dark tones. It is reported that the one with the graphite surface will be called Phantom Titanium, and the other two The colour seems to have a dark blue and brown surface coating.
As for the Samsung Galaxy S21 Plus, there will be a bright red colour scheme with a contrasting rose gold frame and camera module. Others are available in black, purple, pink and light blue.
The standard version of the Samsung Galaxy S21 will provide four colour options: white, black, pink and purple.
It is worth noting that the previous news broke that the standard version of the Galaxy S21 uses plastic materials, while the higher-priced Galaxy S21+ and Galaxy S21 Ultra choose glass and metal materials. However, all three models support ip68 dustproof and waterproof rating.
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