This Galaxy S11, Note 10 Lite and Buds 2 color reveal tips Samsung's hue fatigue

by Daniel Petrov / Nov 11, 2019, 1:55 AM

This Galaxy S11, Note 10 Lite and Buds 2 color reveal tips Samsung's hue fatigue

Now that we have the rumor for not less than five models of Samsung's next Galaxy S11 blockbuster, based on the 5G modem inclusion, it's time to deal with the pressing question of what colors the phones will be available in.

Not that rich of a palette, it turns out, as Samsung may try to limit the dizzying amount of options for the S11 series, at least with hues. The staple S11 model could be available in Blue, Grey and Black, with Pink and White added to the other models in varying degrees of exclusivity.

Something tells us that these won't be the only options come February 2020 announcement time, and the tipster himself says so, while Samsung is known for adding extra enticing colors to the Galaxy palette later on in the life span of the series.

Exclusive: Guess what! New Galaxy Buds in development (SM-R175) coming in Blue, Pink, Black & White colors!
S11e: Blue, Grey, & Pink
S11: Blue, Grey, & Black (at least these 3)
S10 lite: Black, Blue & White
Note10 lite: Red, Silver (possibly Aura) & Blackhttps://t.co/Ehytkwaxlt
— Ishan Agarwal (@ishanagarwal24) November 11, 2019

Furthermore, the eventual Note 10 Lite hues are said to be similar to the palette we have on the Note 10, which makes sense, while a second generation of Galaxy Buds will be making a cameo in Blue, Pink, Black and White.

We'd wager to guess that they will also include some form of active noise cancellation as well, given the success that Sony and Apple are having with their sets of ANC-laden true wireless buds.

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4 Comments

1. Feanor

Posts: 1418; Member since: Jun 20, 2012

I actually hope for this colour reduction. The only brands that know how to do colour on phones are Apple and Sony. The green hue of the iPhone 11 Pro and the blue of the Xperia 5 are real stand outs. The "mesmerising" shimmering colours of Samsung and Chinese companies look like the phones are wrapped in tin foil. I was thinking to get an OnePlus 7 Pro, but I backed away, when I saw the cheesiness of the entire colour palette.

posted on Nov 11, 2019, 2:08 AM 1

2. dumpster666

Posts: 99; Member since: Mar 07, 2019

Some people actually prefer that "chessy" color pallet.

posted on Nov 11, 2019, 2:21 AM 2

4. XyAzario

Posts: 59; Member since: Mar 15, 2019

I'd have to disagree with you on that. Huawei, Xiaomi and all other Chinese brands do colors better than Apple. You are forgiven for your ignorance. ;-)

posted on Nov 11, 2019, 8:19 AM 2

5. kabhijeet.16

Posts: 894; Member since: Dec 05, 2012

Sony does only black & purple. Apple does only silver, black, pink & recently launched green. There is absolutely no doubt that Huawei, Samsung, OnePlus do better colors. Nobody is buying iPhones for colors coz they are terrible. However, most people prefer to get flashy, shiny, cheesey colorful smartphones.