Earlier this week, the latest Galaxy S25 Ultra color rumor revealed four possible colors for the Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra. Now, a second rumor from a different source not only confirms these color choices, but also claims to know what colors the Galaxy S25 and Galaxy S25 Plus models may come in next year.

Display analyst Ross Young tipped this color scheme today (October 24) at X, and his leaks about upcoming phones are usually pretty accurate. Young confirmed that the colors revealed cover the widely available options for the different S25 models. Usually, Samsung also has online-only products that can be purchased directly from pawn makers. For example, the Galaxy S24 Ultra debuted earlier this year in black, purple, and yellow options exclusive to the Samsung Store.

The standard S25 and S25 Plus are expected to have colors similar to Moonlight Blue, Silver Shadow, Sparkling Blue, and Sparkling Green. The Plus model is also said to have a Midnight Black option.

The current Galaxy S24, on the other hand, comes in three exclusive colors: onyx black, marble gray, cobalt violet, and amber yellow, as well as jade green, sapphire blue, and sandstone orange. These are the same colors found on the Galaxy S24 Plus.

As reported earlier, the Ultra model will have its own “titanium” color, just as Apple's Pro model iPhone has a different “titanium” color. Next year's Galaxy S25 Ultra shades are reported to include black, blue, gray, and silver.

The S24 Ultra has Titanium Violet and Titanium Yellow as options, with Titanium Orange, Green, and Blue as exclusive options. Perhaps Samsung will bring back the yellow and violet shades as one of the S25 Ultra's exclusive colors.

Most of the leaks surrounding the Galaxy S25 series have been about the premium S25 Ultra model, which rumor has it will have a larger display with rounded corners and slimmer bezels, and the recently announced Snapdragon 8 Elite Performance is expected to improve significantly.

Samsung announced its Galaxy S24 lineup in January of this year, and a similar rollout is expected in 2025. This means that Samsung's main line of smartphones may not be available for another three months.

We are sure to see more leaks and rumors in the preparation phase to give us information we may ponder before the phone actually gets into our hands.