Color options for Samsung's Galaxy Z Fold 6 and Galaxy Z Flip 6 may have been revealed courtesy of Twitter by Ross Young, a proven display expert who leaked the colors of Samsung's new foldable before its release

We won't freak you out anymore According to Young, the Galaxy Z Fold 6 will be offered in three colors: dark blue, light pink, and silver Meanwhile, light blue, light green, silver, and yellow are considered options for the Galaxy Z Flip 6

A table of Samsung's previous foldable colors is below so you can see how these rumored shades compare to what has been offered so far

It is interesting that Samsung seems to be offering a whole new color selection for the Galaxy Z Fold 6 and none of the Galaxy Z Fold 5 options are returning The light pink color is more lively than the more subdued colors that have been available in the Galaxy Z Fold series In the absence of visual references, we don't know how vibrant this light pink will be, but perhaps it means that Samsung is trying to hit a new, more playful tone with this year's Z Fold

Again, the Z Flip has more color choices than its siblings and appears to strike a balance between common sense and fun colors Could the new yellow and light green coloring be similar to the yellow and mint offered on the Galaxy Z Flip 5?

As with these color options revealed by Young, we expect to see more options down the road Samsung will likely offer one or two more exclusive colors for its new foldable phones through its own stores, as it has done with all its flagship phones over the past few years

The first official sighting of Samsung's 2024 foldable in person will probably come this July In addition to the two models already mentioned, there could also be a Galaxy Z Fold Ultra model and a cheaper FE-style version, which would be the first expansion of Samsung's foldable lineup since the original Galaxy Z Flip in 2019 For more information on other changes expected in these phones, see our Galaxy Z Fold 6 and Galaxy Z Flip 6 hubs, which are regularly updated with the latest leaks and tips