Galaxy Z Flip 7 colors: all the official hues

Samsung's new clamshell foldable, the Galaxy Z Flip 7, is now here, announced on July 9 during Samsung's Unpacked event. The phone now has a bigger cover screen and is thinner and lighter, in line with Samsung's new strategy of polished thinness. 

The phone looks frankly amazing and despite being available in a more limited color palette this year, it's still pretty exceptional when it comes to design. The color palette is traditional, which showcases the phone's looks and manages to complement the new design without overshadowing it. 

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Samsung's Galaxy Z Flip 7 pre-orders have finished. At the time of writing, the smartphone is available for up to $600 off with eligible device trade-ins. There are no alternative discounts.

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If you're looking for a relatively affordable Galaxy flip phone, consider the Galaxy Z Flip 7 FE. Right now, this device arrives for up to $500 off at the Samsung Store.

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If you're wondering which Galaxy Z Flip 7 color is for you, you've come to the right place. 

Galaxy Z Flip 7 colors 

We have three main colors for the Flip 7 this time: Blue Shadow, Jet-black, and Coral-red. The Coral-red is not available in every market or carrier, so keep that in mind. Meanwhile, we have an exclusive color, Mint, only available for purchase from Samsung.com.

Galaxy Z Flip 7 colors:

• Blue Shadow
• JetBlack
• Coralred (limited availability)
• Mint (Samsung.com exclusive) 

Blue Shadow

Blue Shadow on the Galaxy Z Flip 7 is a deep blue shade, the same shade is available for the Fold 7 as well. It's dark but in certain lighting conditions it can look lighter and brighter. The frame is also painted in the same hue for a seamless look. It's fresh and polished with a matte finish. 

Jetblack

Jetblack is a more traditional color for the Galaxy Z Flip 7. It's a deep black color, pretty sophisticated. It is ideal for people who don't want the color of their phone to stand out too much (black is pretty basic and doesn't catch too much attention as a color). It's also simple and minimalistic.

Coralred

This one is a more daring color for the Z Flip 7. Probably, the most eye-catching from the Flip 7 color palette this year. Keep in mind that this color is not available for every market, region, and carrier, but Samsung has yet to disclose the markets it's available in. 

The Coralred shade is saturated and vivid and attracts attention. Ideal if that's what you like about your new phone. It's also trendy and different. The frame is painted in the same shade for consistency. 

Mint (Samsung.com-exclusive)

Galaxy Z Flip 7 FE official colors

Alongside the more premium Galaxy Z Flip 7, Samsung's also announced the Galaxy Z Flip FE, the first 'Fan Edition'-branded foldable. The phone is more affordable and takes over the Flip 6 in terms of looks. It's available in two simple colors: Black and White. 

Black

Black is pretty traditional, and the Z Flip 7 FE in black is simple and conservative. Although the color may be in itself a bit less eye-catchy and definitely more on the simple side, just the plain fact that we're dealing with a foldable here will attract some eyes to the phone anyway.

White 

The second color option for the Z Flip 7 FE is white. Again, a conservative color, traditional. But the foldable does look great in it, it looks fresh and neat. The frame is silver, not white, so do keep that in mind, but it looks good with the white anyway. 

Galaxy Z Flip 7 colors: this year, it's simplicity 

Yep, we're not seeing tons of fancy colors this year for the Galaxy Z Flip 7, but I can't blame Samsung for it: after all, many people may put a case on their phone anyway and the colors Samsung is offering are far from boring. If you're the daring type, you'll love the Coral-red (I love it too), but the blue is also special with the way it reflects light. I'm less of a fan of black or silver, but I'm sure plenty of people appreciate their classic, minimalist look – and hey, it's all about personal taste in the end.