Samsung’s upcoming flagship smartphone, the Galaxy S26 Ultra, is once again making headlines ahead of its official launch.
Just a day after a leak hinted at four possible color options, a new tip now suggests that Samsung could offer the Galaxy S26 Ultra in as many as six different finishes, giving buyers more choice than initially expected.
The latest information comes from well-known tipster Evan Blass, who shared the complete list of Galaxy S26 Ultra color variants in a post on X. According to the leak, Samsung plans to release the device in black, white, silver shadow, sky blue, cobalt violet, and pink gold. If accurate, this would mark a noticeable expansion over earlier rumors and reinforce Samsung’s strategy of offering premium customization options for its Ultra lineup.
This new claim directly contradicts a report that surfaced just a day earlier. That earlier leak suggested the Galaxy S26 Ultra would only be available in four shades: Black Shadow, White Shadow, Glacial Blue, and Ultraviolet. While such conflicting information may seem confusing, it is not unusual in the lead-up to a major Samsung launch, especially when it comes to color variants.
Historically, Samsung has often launched its flagship phones with additional colors that are exclusive to its official online store. These Samsung.com-exclusive colors typically do not appear in early retail leaks, which could explain the discrepancy between the two reports. As a result, it’s entirely possible that the Galaxy S26 Ultra will launch with four widely available colors, while the remaining options are reserved for online buyers.
Recent Galaxy Ultra models have followed a similar pattern, offering a mix of standard retail colors alongside exclusive finishes to encourage direct purchases from Samsung’s website. If the same strategy is applied to the Galaxy S26 Ultra, fans could see a broader color lineup than initially expected.
While Samsung has yet to confirm any details about the Galaxy S26 Ultra’s color options, the growing number of leaks suggests the official launch may not be too far away. Until then, these reports provide an early glimpse into what could be one of the most visually diverse Galaxy Ultra models to date.