What color Galaxy S24 should you buy?

The Galaxy S24 and Galaxy S24 Plus come in exactly the same shades, including both retail and online-only options. We've gathered all the Galaxy S24 and Galaxy S24+ colorways for you right here. Browse through this lookbook to help you decide what color Galaxy S24 you should buy.

Peruse all the colors of the Galaxy S24 and S24+

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Take a gander at the assorted Galaxy S24 and Galaxy S24+ colors

Samsung released the exact same color options for the Galaxy S24 and Galaxy S24 Plus. Retail shades available in stores and third-party websites include Cobalt Violet, Amber Yellow, Marble Gray, and Onyx Black. Apart from these four colors, you can also purchase three exclusive hues from Samsung's website. These consist of Jade Green, Sandstone Orange, and Sapphire Blue.

With that set straight, let's talk about the colors of the Samsung phones themselves. There isn't really much difference between the options available for the S24 Ultra and the S24/S24 Plus. However, not all tones suit the smaller design and rounded corners of the other S24 models. Cobalt Violet is a fetching hue, giving the Samsung Galaxy S24 and S24 Plus a more luxurious appearance.

If you're tired of blueish hues, then Jade Green is a good alternative too. It adds some life to the unremarkable looks of the S24 and S24 Plus.

If you've learned enough about the different hues available for the base model S24, see how much you can save on your purchase with one of the best Samsung Galaxy S24 preorder deals, where we're keeping track of all the best early offers ahead of the phones' January 31st release date. 

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  • fuzzylumpkin
    Yellow.
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  • sremick
    It doesn't matter, because unless you're an absolute idiot you're going to slap a case on it so it's the color of the case that matters.
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  • joeldf
    sremick said:
    It doesn't matter, because unless you're an absolute idiot you're going to slap a case on it so it's the color of the case that matters.
    They do have clear cases.

    AT&T is only offering 4 of those colors. Black, gray, violet and yellow.

    I just pre-ordered the gray.
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  • fuzzylumpkin
    sremick said:
    It doesn't matter, because unless you're an absolute idiot you're going to slap a case on it so it's the color of the case that matters.
    It always surprises me how many people don't realise that clear cases exist..
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  • sulla1965
    fuzzylumpkin said:
    It always surprises me how many people don't realise that clear cases exist..
    Granted but they all turn yellow fairly quickly. I only buy black cases now. But at home I go caseless.

    Anyway, I went with exclusive jade green (S24 plus)
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  • fuzzylumpkin
    sulla1965 said:
    Granted but they all turn yellow fairly quickly. I only buy black cases now. But at home I go caseless.

    Anyway, I went with exclusive jade green (S24 plus)
    It's only really the pU bumper parts that yellow. But I use cases with a clear back panel and black bumper, so it's not a problem.
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  • sremick
    fuzzylumpkin said:
    It always surprises me how many people don't realise that clear cases exist..
    A clear case over a phone in your favorite color looks like absolute crap compared to getting a case in your favorite color. And you can change your mind without changing your phone.
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  • winmod21
    It just oughta be clear as a bell that clear cases make it crystal clear there's clear cut and convincing evidence that they are in the clear as well as free and clear with regards to clearly being popular and cool :cool:; preempting instructions clear as day! While not presenting a clear and present danger nor any reason to steer clear of clear cases.
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