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Official Samsung Galaxy S21 images leak, showing off the four color combinations


Last week we saw unofficial renders showing off the four color options of the Samsung Galaxy S21 and Galaxy S21+. Those weren’t 100% accurate, though, the official images uncovered by WinFuture do a much better job of showing the hues of the back panel and the metal frame (which melds into the camera bump).

   
Samsung Galaxy S21 (leaked official images)

The leaked official videos caused some excitement with the two-tone color scheme. That is most noticeable on the Violet version. The White one is more subdued with white back and silver frame. The Pink and Dark Grey colorways use a single hue for their frames and back panels.

Here’s a better look at how the metal frame of the phone flows to the back to merge with the camera bump.

As for the design of the S21 and S21+, one is essentially just a larger version of the other. Another difference is that the Galaxy S21 is expected to have a plastic back while the Plus and Ultra phones will keep using glass panels.

   
Samsung Galaxy S21 (left) • Samsung Galaxy S21+ (right)

The S21 series is expected to cost as much as the S20 generation but will launch earlier than usual, coming in January. Some details about the camera on the S21 and S21+ have emerged, but most of the rumors so far have focused on the Ultra model.

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