Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 7 colors: every rumored and predicted shade
Black, blue, and maybe red too

There have now been quite a few Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 7 colors leaks, including one from Samsung itself. Plus, Samsung tends to return to certain shades time and again.
Below then, you’ll find the colors we’ve so far heard rumored for the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 7, along with some others that we think are likely to be offered.
Make sure to check back soon too, as we’ll be sure to update this article any time we hear anything new about Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 7 colors.
Jet Black
Samsung itself has accidentally mentioned some Galaxy Z Fold 7 colors on its Irish site, with one of these being Jet Black, so this will almost certainly be offered.
You can see how this might look in renders shared by Android Headlines, that show the phone in black.
It’s unclear whether this exact shade of black is actually a shade the publication has heard will be offered, or just one it chose to use for the renders, but some version of black will almost certainly be offered for the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 7, especially as multiple sources have now mentioned a black or Jet Black Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 7.
Silver Shadow


As with white, silver and gray are both popular smartphone shades – particularly silver, and we've even seen a leaked photo of the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 7 in silver, so there's a good chance this will be offered. In fact, Samsung itself has mentioned a Silver Shadow shade accidentally on one of its sites.
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We have a good idea of how this might look, because as well as the leaked image above, there's a ‘Silver Shadow’ shade for the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 6, which is basically a cross between silver and gray.
Indeed, both silver and Silver Shadow have been mentioned by some leakers now, though we'd only expect to see one of these shades.
Blue Shadow
Blue Shadow is another shade that Samsung itself has mentioned (albeit accidentally), so you can expect to see this. Indeed, even before that multiple sources had mentioned a 'Blue Shadow' shade, so there's a high chance this is coming.
Plus, Samsung does seem to have a thing for blue, particularly in its Z Fold series. Last year there was navy blue, and the year before that there were actually two different blue shades.
Green Mint
The final shade that Samsung accidentally mentioned on one of its own sites is Green Mint, and this might look something like the Mint Samsung Galaxy S25, pictured above.
So you can likely expect a slightly pale green color, but this could prove one of the more unusual and interesting Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 7 shades.
However, according to Samsung's accidental leak, this will be exclusive to the company's online store, so it might not be as widely available as the other options.
Coral Red
According to multiple sources, the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 7 could come in a Coral Red shade. This would be a new option for the line, though we've previously seen it on the Samsung Galaxy S25, as you can see above.
Having said that, one of these leaks more says that at least one of Samsung's upcoming foldable phones will be in this color, so it's possible it will be used by the Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 7 instead.
White
White is another shade we expect the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 7 to be sold in, as while no leaks yet point to a white option, the last few models have come in either white or a white-adjacent shade, be that beige or cream.
On top of which, white is simply a very popular and common smartphone shade, so while we’re less confident of this than black, we’d think there’s a good chance the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 7 will be sold in a white or off-white shade.
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James is a freelance phones, tablets and wearables writer and sub-editor at TechRadar. He has a love for everything ‘smart’, from watches to lights, and can often be found arguing with AI assistants or drowning in the latest apps. James also contributes to 3G.co.uk, 4G.co.uk and 5G.co.uk and has written for T3, Digital Camera World, Clarity Media and others, with work on the web, in print and on TV.
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