The Galaxy S27 Ultra’s standard colors have reportedly leaked. Leaker Ice Universe says the four base finishes will be Black, Blue, Light Pink and White. Nothing here is official. Samsung has not confirmed the phone, let alone its colors, so treat the whole list as a rumor.

The image above is the current Galaxy S26 Ultra, not a Galaxy S27 Ultra render. We are using it only to show where Samsung’s palette stands today.
What the leak says
Ice Universe posted the list on X on October 5:
Exclusive: Samsung Galaxy S27 Ultra base color options:Black, Blue, Light Pink, White.
In a follow-up post the same leaker added that a special Violet color is also planned. No detail came with it. It is not clear whether that means a Samsung.com exclusive, a limited run, or simply a fifth option sold everywhere.
One point about sourcing is worth being direct on. Three outlets have run this story, and all three are relaying the same single Ice Universe post. That is one leaker, not three independent confirmations. Credit for both claims belongs to Ice Universe alone.
How this compares with the S26 Ultra
Samsung currently sells the Galaxy S26 Ultra in these finishes:
- Standard colors — Black, Cobalt Violet, Sky Blue, White
- Samsung.com exclusives — Pink Gold, Silver Shadow
Set that against the leaked S27 Ultra list and two shifts stand out. Cobalt Violet is not among the four base colors, though the separately claimed special Violet may cover that ground. A pink finish appears in the standard lineup instead.
That second change is the one buyers would feel. Pink Gold is currently a Samsung.com exclusive, which in practice means carrier and retail shoppers rarely see it on a shelf. If Light Pink is that shade promoted into the standard lineup, it becomes something you can pick up anywhere. That reading is an inference from the naming, not something Ice Universe said.
What we still do not know
Exact shades are unknown. Whether the leaked Blue matches Sky Blue, or is a different tone entirely, has not been reported. The same goes for the Violet finish and how Samsung plans to sell it.
Separately, Android Central reports the S27 Ultra is in line for a redesigned horizontal camera bar. That is a different claim from a different thread of reporting, and it is early.
Timing points to early 2027 for the flagship, which is the usual Galaxy S cadence. Color decisions this far out can still change before production. Our earlier report on Galaxy S27 AMOLED panels entering mass production covers where the hardware timeline stands.
Sources: Ice Universe, Android Central





