Who is it for? While I'm a big fan of all the funky colors/designs we've been seeing in smartphones over the last couple of years, those bold looks aren't for everyone. If you'd rather your phone fade into the background rather than stand out from the crowd, Prism Black is the way to go. It's an attractive color for sure, but it also doesn't try anything new or exciting. For some buyers, that's exactly what they're looking for. Galaxy S10 in Prism White Who is it for? People hoping for a pure white color may be disappointed with Prism White, but we really dig the whole aesthetic Samsung's going for here. Compared to Prism Black and some of the other colors being offered, Prism White sits in a nice middle area of having a unique sense of style without being too flashy. This will likely be another default choice for a lot of buyers. Galaxy S10 in Prism Blue Who is it for? Unlike Prism Black and Prism White, Prism Blue is a color that very clearly makes you stand out in a sea of generic, boring-looking phones. Samsung's dabbled with blue colorways on its phone for a couple of years now, but Prism Blue may be its best version yet. It's easy on the eyes, and gives the S10 a truly unique look. Galaxy S10 in Flamingo Pink Who is it for? Similar to another color we'll get to in just a little bit, Flamingo Pink is a style that people will either love or hate. Its overly bright and colorful nature may be incredibly appealing to some people, but to others, it could be seen as a tad garish. No matter your personal opinion of the color, it's great to see Samsung trying such bold styles with its U.S. customer base. Galaxy S10 in Prism Green Who is it for? Prism Green is the color to get if you're not really impressed with Prism Blue or Flamingo Pink. It's a truly stunning color to look at that manages to be more unique than a "generic" blue or pink color. Galaxy S10 in Ceramic White / Ceramic Black Who is it for? These two colors are for someone that wants an exclusive, premium look for their S10. In addition to being more expensive since you have to splurge for the S10+ over the regular S10, you'll also pay a premium for the ceramic finish instead of one of the glass colors. Those price barriers will likely keep a lot of people from splurging for Ceramic White and Ceramic Black, but for people that have the funds to afford them, that'll just make them even more desirable. Galaxy S10 in Canary Yellow Who is it for? If you have a fun, easy-going, bright personality, there's a good chance Canary Yellow will be the color you're drawn to. No, it's not the most sophisticated option, but it's extremely colorful and even more of an intense yellow than Apple's iPhone XR. Our pick Galaxy S10 A premium device inside and out. To no one's surprise, the Galaxy S10 is an absolute powerhouse that's deserving of your time and money. From its stunning AMOLED display, in-screen fingerprint sensor, and three rear cameras, the S10 has something for everyone. $600 at Amazon From $600 at Best Buy From $600 at B&H Upgrade Galaxy S10+ The biggest and baddest S10 you can get. The Galaxy S10+ takes the already-great S10 and turns it up to 11. The screen is larger, the battery is bigger, and you get two front-facing cameras instead of one. It may be overkill for some people, but for others, it's a dream come true. From $700 at Amazon From $700 at Best Buy $700 at Walmart<doc-sep>Our reviews of the Galaxy S10s are up (we got our hands on the Prism White model), and we've got to hand it to Samsung for drastically improving its style game. Not only does Samsung’s latest phone come in some ultra-cool colors — Flamingo Pink and Canary Yellow don't ruffle our feathers at all — but a pair of Ceramic models have also caught our eye. Galaxy S10 Colors: Models and Availability Models Availability Prism Black S10, S10+, S10e Worldwide Prism White S10, S10+, S10e Worldwide Prism Blue S10, S10+, S10e Worldwide Flamingo Pink S10, S10+, S10e Worldwide, except for UK Prism Green S10, S10+, S10e Worldwide, except for US Canary Yellow S10e Worldwide, except for US Ceramic Black S10+ (512GB, 1TB model only) Worldwide Ceramic White S10+ (512GB, 1TB model only) Worldwide One note: Samsung is also releasing a 5G version of the Galaxy S10, but hasn’t listed what colors this 6.7-inch phone will come in. We’ll update this story once we know. Prism Black and Prism Blue All models, worldwide If you've seen any of Samsung's previous Galaxy devices, you won't be surprised here. These are the standard hues offered for Samsung's flagship phones in recent years. Prism White All models, worldwide One of Samsung's big shockers, though, is its new Prism White colorway, which isn't exactly white, since it includes delightful hints of blue and pink. It reminds me of summer, specifically of a sherbert or italian ice, with a really soft, calm vibe. Flamingo Pink All models; worldwide except for the U.K. Probably the hottest color of the pack, Samsung's Pink Flamingo is a color so cool that it might pull off a first — turning a Samsung phone into a fashion item. Specifically, Samsung is using a version of Pantone's 2019 color of the year, Living Coral. If you're in the U.S. and looking for a trendy colorway, this is the phone for you. (U.K. users will not be able to think pink, according to Samsung.) Also, while the Flamingo Pink S10's remind us of the Coral iPhone XR, it's also an example of how Samsung's stylistic flourish beats Apple's. While the Coral iPhone (and most of the XR line) felt a bit too made-for-kids, this Pink feels more refined and adult. Prism Green All models; worldwide except for the U.S. This one's kinda awkward. Prism Green, available to all regions except for the U.S., is a really dark forest green that only looks green in direct light. While some may feel left out that they can't order it, it's not a huge bummer for the rest of us. Canary Yellow S10e only; worldwide except for the U.S. Extremely reminiscent of the yellow iPhone XR, the Canary Yellow Galaxy S10e is both intriguing and frustrating. While we love its sharp, eye-catching swath of color, we're let down by its availability. Samsung's limiting this color to just the Galaxy S10e, and this hue won't be available to U.S. shoppers. Ceramic Black, Ceramic White S10+ (512GB, 1TB) only; worldwide Ceramic phones are something of a high-end item, and that trend will continue on these S10+ handsets, only available at the two top prices. These 512GB and 1TB handsets will offer strong, nearly pure, colors, with the glass that's overlaid on top of the casing only barely muting the hue. Credit: Tom's Guide<doc-sep>(Pocket-lint) - Samsung's Galaxy S10 series is released this Friday and comes in a variety of colours. On this page, we'll show them all off and explain which colours are available on which Galaxy S10. There are four devices in all in the Galaxy S10 range - the standard Galaxy S10, the super-sized Galaxy S10+ and the cheaper Galaxy S10e. Each will be available in Prism White, Prism Black, Prism Green and Prism Blue. squirrel_widget_147148 In addition, the Galaxy S10e will also be available in Canary Yellow (yes, really), and Galaxy S10+ will also be available in two new premium Ceramic models: Ceramic Black and Ceramic White. However, nothing is quite that simple; the Ceramic version will only be available on the 8GB/512GB and 12GB/1TB Galaxy S10+ models. It looks like an additional 5G version, the S10 5G, will be available in Prism Black and Prism White, but that won't be launched quite yet. Prism Blue models are only available from some exclusive partners - in the UK some blue variants were previously only available from Carphone Warehouse but no details have been confirmed for this model yet and previously this announcement is made later in the handset's lifespan. All images are of the back of the Galaxy S10+ unless otherwise stated. The Galaxy S10e is pictured here as it's the only phone available in yellow. Best smartphones 2021 rated: The top mobile phones available to buy today By Chris Hall · 27 May 2021 The Galaxy S10 5G is pictured here. Writing by Dan Grabham.<doc-sep>The Samsung Galaxy A50 will come in the same Prism White color as the S10 flagships. Or maybe something very similar – you can clearly see the mother of pearl style iridescence in the photo below, though the light forms S-shaped curves. According to a previous leak, the A50 will be available in White, Black and Blue, which may mean that the premium mid-ranger will also borrow the Prism Black and Prism Blue colors from the flagships. We’ve seen the Blue color, which seemed different from the S10 blue color. Samsung Galaxy A50 in Prism White The Galaxy A50 will feature a triple camera on its back 25MP main (f/1.7 OIS), 8MP ultra-wide and 5MP depth sensor. So, it won’t get a telephoto camera. As for the front, there will be a 6.4” 1080p+ Super AMOLED display with a teardrop notch (Infinity U) and a 25MP selfie camera living inside. Source<doc-sep>
We’ve now seen the Galaxy S10 range leaked in a variety of colors, but while we’d heard that there might be a ceramic white version, we’re only now seeing renders of it. Shared by MySmartPrice, the shade (which you can see in the images below) if anything looks fairly plain, especially compared to the pearly Prism White shade that had previously been leaked and is expected to also be offered. But that’s not to say it looks bad. It’s a pure, bright white and apparently called 'Luxurious Ceramic White' if you want to give it its full name. Although not currently clear it's possible that this ceramic shade will feel different too. Everything we've heard about the Samsung S10 All the news about the foldable Samsung Galaxy X Lots of phones are landing at MWC 2019 Image 1 of 2 Our first look at Ceramic White. Image Credit: MySmartPrice / @IshanAgarwal24 Image 2 of 2 It looks plainer than Prism White. Image Credit: MySmartPrice / @IshanAgarwal24 However, it’s set to be fairly exclusive and very expensive, as this color will apparently only be available on the top model of the Samsung Galaxy S10 Plus – one with 12GB of RAM and 1TB of storage. This top model is also thought to be offered in Prism Black, while this source says that the cheapest version, rumored to come with 6GB of RAM and 128GB of storage, will be available in Black, Green, White, and Blue colors. The middle model with 8GB of RAM and 512GB of storage meanwhile could land in Prism Black, Green, Pearl White, and Blue colors. Of course, all of this remains rumors for now, but this close to launch it’s likely that the rumored colors and availability of said colors is more or less accurate.