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It's official now - the Galaxy S24 trio is here. Even before that, we knew what colors Samsung had prepared for us from leaks, and there were no big surprises. We have light shades of yellow, violet, blue, green, and gray, for all the models. Don't get me wrong, these colors are beautiful and very well executed, but for some people, there's an option missing. And as you can see from the title, what I mean is a bold and daring color option. Let's talk about it.
Galaxy S24 Ultra is $250 off on Amazon
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The S24 Ultra is at discounted prices on Amazon. You can now save $250 on the model with 256GB of storage. Not all colors arrive at the same discount.
The Galaxy S24+ is also available on Amazon. At the moment, the exciting Samsung device with 256GB of storage sells for 20% off, saving you $200. There are limited quantities available.
You can purchase a fully unlocked Galaxy S24 Ultra via the official Samsung store. The almighty AI genius sells for $100 off before trade-ins, with an extra $750 discount available with trade-ins.
Galaxy S24+: up to $500 off with eligible trade-in
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If you don't care much for the latest and greatest flagship model from Samsung, consider the S24+. The middle member of the S24 family is currently up to $500 off with eligible trade-ins. Alternatively, you can save $200 on one without trade-ins.
The S24 arrives at Samsung as well. Right now, there are no discounts available before trade-ins, but you can trade in an eligible device to save up to $400. You can alternatively save $120 without trade-ins.
Samsung plays it safe with colors: and that's been the case for awhile
Yes, the Galaxy S24 colors this year are, in theory, not the same as those of the S23 last year. The hues are indeed, different, but they basically stay within the same lane, don't they?
We still have a subdued violet/purple, we still have a subdued yellow/white (the Cream for the S23), and the usual suspects of black and gray, etc. We don't have to look at the entirety of the Galaxy S24 colors to know that the similarities don't end there. As exclusive colors, we're getting light blue, light green, and light orange this year.
The S24 Ultra this year sports different colors to underline the new Titanium design. But yet, the shades are similar: violet, yellow, black, and gray. For the Ultra, we get Titanium Orange which gets a bit closer to being a daring color, but still, it's very under-saturated as well.
As for a daring color from Samsung, the one recent example we have (somewhat) is the exclusive Red for the Galaxy S23 Ultra. It's not available this year.
The Galaxy S23 Ultra in red
When talking about colors, we can't escape the fact that those are not randomly picked. Let's briefly discuss... a principle in fashion, shall we?
Trends and brands: one does it first, the others copy; or why isn't Samsung stepping up?
One might argue that Samsung is sticking with the trends when it comes to the Galaxy S24 colors. It's a thing that those colors look premium, they do look stylish and all. But if you know a thing or two about fashion, you'd know that big brands usually set the tone of what's trendy and what's not.
Yep, I'm referencing fashion here, and despite Samsung not being Gucci, it's the same principle. The company is one of the biggest on the tech market, it has a stellar reputation for design and it's in the best position to offer something new in terms of colors. If a lesser-known Chinese company does it, we may not pay as much attention, but if Samsung does it... then the rest is history, isn't it?
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So as far as trends go, Samsung seems to be following them rather than setting the tone. All around us flagship phones come with subdued colors (including Samsung's biggest competitor - Apple, and even the Pixels have become rather simplistic in terms of color), and we're not seeing anything exceptional or out of the box.
Samsung is in a great position to set a new tone. For example, imagine a red Galaxy S24 Ultra with that imposing Titanium design. A bright, in-your-face red one. Or maybe why not a very bright yellow that screams "look at me!".
Food for thought - why not a Galaxy Ultra color that's bright and powerful like the sun in this picture? A red palette that's quite daring for a phone, I might add (Image Source - Pixabay)
Then what about a new approach - two colors that look good together (something like Bespoke Edition, but as a main color option)? Why not take things up a notch and come up with a real galaxy-inspired color option?
Or what about the futuristic look - Samsung's event was all about "Welcome to the future", but then you have the same light blue as a color like for previous Galaxy iterations! We have the Nothing Phone attempting something in the lines of a futuristic look with its glyphs, but what if Samsung can figure something even better out?
The Nothing Phone 2. Whether or not you like that design, you can't argue that it's not unique
Of course, maybe me recommending these options may sound cheesy, but think about it. Samsung's design, overall, is impressive. The way these phones look, quite frankly, no matter what color you put on them, they'll still look premium, don't you think? I'm not saying Samsung should go for a cheap-looking sparkly phone or copy Nothing. But it should at least think about setting a new trend in color. Here's to hoping the company will look into that for the future, and sprinkle some innovation in this department as well.
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