Here are all the colors the new Samsung Galaxy S10 comes in – and which countries will get them.<\/b>
\nSamsung has officially unveiled its next flagship phone, the Galaxy S10, and it packs top-tier specs and cutting-edge features. As folks line up to buy the year\u2019s first huge Android phone, they\u2019ll have a choice to make: what color will you pick?
There\u2019s a plethora of hues to choose from, but as always, availability may vary depending on where you\u2019re shopping. US consumers, for example, won\u2019t be able to pick up the Galaxy S10 in the Prism Green or Canary Yellow colors.
Of course, there\u2019s no difference in performance between the colors – it\u2019s just how you\u2019d like your phone to look. Though people might be more impressed with two hues coming only to high-specced versions of the Galaxy S10 Plus, Ceramic White and Ceramic Black, so phone wonks in the know may give you a bit more respect.
But there\u2019s plenty of power to go around in the standard Galaxy S10 and its plethora of color choices.
The first Galaxy S10 color is Prism Black, your standard dark shade that looks more like a matte slate than, say, solid black. Expect this to be a popular choice, as always.
Of course, since the phone has its signature glossy glass back, some shine and shimmer will make this more eye- and light-catching.
Prism Blue is the demure color choice of the lot. Who doesn\u2019t like blue? This hue isn\u2019t bright, veering toward a darker, near-denim shade of the cool color.
This is the hue for folks who want a bit more originality than standard black but aren\u2019t ready for more. It also seems to be available in most markets.
Prism White is the outstanding member of the pack, with a pearlescent sheen that seems to reflect different colors depending on the angle it\u2019s held. Combine that with the Galaxy S10 line\u2019s glossy glass back and the color looks like it came from the inside of a mollusk.
In other words, don\u2019t expect plain, bright, flat white.
The Galaxy S10\u2019s razzy option this year is Flamingo Pink, which is a more vibrant pastel hue than Google Pixel 3\u2019s Not Pink or any of Apple\u2019s Rose Gold colors. This is bold without being bright, and it\u2019s a nice signature look.
At a press briefing, a Samsung rep noted that Flamingo Pink was the Pantone Color of the Year. While that sounds like marketing jabber, it\u2019s a blessing to finally have phones move beyond the hues we\u2019ve been settling for – your black, white, blue and gold standbys.
The first international hue for the Galaxy S10 is a striking green. Like the blue hue, this one is darker and a bit deeper – more of an emerald than something you\u2019d find on a rubber ball.
Sadly, don\u2019t expect this to come to the US.
The Galaxy S10\u2019s yellow option is a surprisingly bright choice for a flagship. Canary Yellow is your standout bright option, looking for all the world like the yellow from a cartoon banana.
Once again, US customers won\u2019t be able to pick this one up.<\/p>\n