Leaked Samsung firmware wallpapers point to five Galaxy S27 colors: Dark Blue, Light Blue, Pink, Dark Red or Burgundy, and White. The wallpapers do not show an expected black option, and individual models may offer exclusive colors not available on other variants.
Official Samsung-made wallpapers for the upcoming Galaxy S27 series have surfaced through leaked firmware files reported by SammyGuru, revealing potential colors ahead of release. Samsung typically matches its wallpapers to the colors of its phones. The leak points to five distinct color options across the lineup: Dark Blue, Light Blue, Pink, Dark Red or Burgundy, and White.
All five wallpapers share the same design, showing what looks like a piece of paper separating itself from the background to form the letter “S”. While the design is identical across the set, the colors differ. Based on past launches, Samsung will probably use different names for at least some of these color options.
The leaked wallpapers carry SammyGuru watermarks and come in a 1200 by 1200 resolution, meaning they are not presented in full size. Even so, the wallpapers provide the best confirmation so far of the upcoming phone colors.
This selection aligns with earlier details from tipster Ice Universe. In early October, the tipster suggested the Galaxy S27 Ultra would arrive in four base colors: Black, Blue, Light Pink, and White. Three of those four options appear among these leaked wallpapers.
The leak may not show every option planned for release. Each phone could offer a unique color not available on other variants, so something is likely missing. In addition, the Galaxy S27 Ultra and all other variants are expected to arrive in black, which is not depicted by any wallpaper in this batch.
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