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Samsung might have accidentally shown off Galaxy S27's most eye-catching feature

Violet is out, Red is in

Samsung might have accidentally shown off Galaxy S27's most eye-catching feature

As the new year approaches, anticipation grows for Samsung's upcoming Galaxy devices, particularly the Galaxy S27. Recent leaks have hinted at color options for the flagship series, and Samsung has confirmed the range will be available in five distinct shades. A set of wallpapers discovered by SammyGuru reveals these colors: deep or navy blue, light blue, white, light pink, and red or burgundy.

Four of these shades align with the Galaxy S27 Ultra variants previously leaked, though burgundy is not included. Samsung may offer exclusive colorways only through its Samsung Store, potentially including black or graphite. The red or burgundy color is expected to replace the cobalt violet seen in the Galaxy S26. The new color palette is aligned with the Galaxy S27 Ultra and Pro models, featuring a new back panel design and a wide rectangular camera island, similar to the iPhone 18 Pro.

The base model may retain the familiar design, retaining a floating camera lens array. Samsung plans to debut the Galaxy S27 earlier than usual, with speculation pointing to late January or early February 2027.

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