Samsung India recently sparked speculation about a new color option for the Galaxy S25 Ultra with a teaser image captioned “Dark. Bold. Ultra.” However, the post has since been deleted, confirming that no new color variant is in the works—at least not anytime soon. This means the Galaxy S25 Ultra’s current color lineup remains unchanged for now.
Galaxy S25 Ultra available color options
The device currently offers seven color options, with four available globally: Titanium Black, Titanium Gray, Titanium Silverblue, and Titanium Whitesilver. The remaining three—Titanium Jadegreen, Titanium Jetblack, and Titanium Pinkgold—are exclusive to Samsung’s online store. The teaser image hinted at another dark hue, but with two black variants already available, the addition seemed redundant.
Last year, Samsung introduced a Titanium Yellow variant for the Galaxy S24 Ultra in June, several months after its initial launch. However, this color was announced at the same time as the other options and simply took longer to hit the market. In contrast, there is no delayed color option planned for the Galaxy S25 Ultra.
While the teaser initially raised hopes for a fresh color choice, Samsung’s decision to remove the post suggests that they are, indeed, sticking to the currently available color options. For now, Galaxy S25 Ultra buyers will have to choose from the existing seven colors, which cater to a wide range of preferences.
Samsung is also offering a trade-in credit of up to $900 (in the US) with this phone as of writing, and for those interested, check out the product page here.
Apart from the new color options, and the rounded corners, the raw performance and power efficiency of the S25 Ultra have also improved as compared to last year’s Ultra model. While the battery capacity is still the same – 5000 mAh – the battery life has seen a decent improvement, due to increased efficiency and better performance optimization of One UI 7.
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