Leaked Images Of SIM Card Tray Replacement Parts For The Galaxy S25 And S25 Plus Hint At Their Color Options

With Samsung gearing up to release its S series, many speculations have given away quite a few details on what to expect from the upcoming Galaxy S25 models. While previous leaks have hinted at the color range expected for the new lineup, now leaked images of the Galaxy S25 SIM tray have emerged, giving us some particulars of the array of colors underway for the flagship series.

Leaked images of the SIM tray replacement parts for the Galaxy S25 series give away the color options for the upcoming models

Users and the tech community seem to be hooked on the upcoming Galaxy S25 series for the new features and upgrades to be incorporated into the lineup. With reports claiming Samsung is opting for a January launch window, the rumor mill seems to be churning in full swing, giving away insights on the new models.

Now, the latest leak comes from tipster Roland Quandt, who shared images of original SIM card replacement parts for the S25 that showcase the color range for the series. The Galaxy S25 and S25 Plus, as per previous leaks, are going to be available in diverse color options that include Blue (Sparkling Blue), Navy (Moonlight Blue), Silver/White (Silver Shadow, and Mint (Sparkling Green).

It is also expected that the Galaxy S25 Plus might be available in Black (Midnight Black) and could be a color exclusively reserved for the model. While the Galaxy S24 was available in Black, that might change with the new series. The latest leak seems to match up with previous news spill, as the Galaxy S25 series is expected to have the following color options:

• Black
• Green
• Purple
• Blue
• White/Silver

Since the colorway seems to align with what was claimed earlier in varied rumors, we are assuming that we might see all these colors when Samsung unveils its series. The South Korean giant has experimented with shades by adding bold color options, such as Purple, and is yet sticking to classic shades, such as White and Black, to keep the premium look of the models.

We see Samsung experimenting with colors when it comes to the Galaxy S25 and S25 Plus, offering both vibrant and sophisticated elements in the lineup and emphasizing the company’s focus on appealing to a wider audience. However, for the Galaxy S25 Ultra, the company is going forth with more safe and neutral options, although users demand more exciting colors to be added. We expect more details to emerge as we approach the launch window for the Galaxy S25 lineup.