While the Galaxy S20 and Galaxy S20+ both offer a variety of color options, Samsung's flagship Galaxy S20 Ultra, featuring the highest-end design, is only available in black and gray. This has led many to opt for the Galaxy S20+, which has a similar screen size and decent camera capabilities, rather than the Galaxy SXNUMX Ultra.
However, earlier reports indicated that Samsung would add new colors to the Galaxy S20 Ultra to stimulate market sales. However, it seems that Samsung will not adopt a completely new color design, but will directly use the existing color options of the Galaxy S20 or Galaxy S20+.
Judging from the current color options, the Galaxy S20 is available in three colors: gray, blue, and pink, while the Galaxy S20+ is available in three colors: black, gray, and blue. At the same time, Samsung also offers special colors for the Galaxy S20+ for specific regions, such as red and different blue styles launched in the South Korean market with different telecom operators. In addition, white styles are also available in specific markets such as Taiwan, and a special edition with a gold design is launched to coincide with the 2020 Tokyo Olympics.
It is not yet possible to confirm what color options Samsung plans to add to the Galaxy S20 Ultra, but it is expected to be announced soon through an online update.
