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Samsung Galaxy S8 Colors And Pricing Leak, Black, Gold, And Orchid Gray

Samsung Galaxy S8 Colors And Pricing Leak, Black, Gold, And Orchid Gray By Talha Amjad   /   3 hours ago Share Tweet Samsung Galaxy S8

Samsung Galaxy S8 is one of the most anticipated smartphones of the year and it is a means of redemption for Samsung after what happened with the Note 7. A lot is at stake here for the company and it is safe to say that the Samsung Galaxy S8 need to be perfect in order for the company to make a comeback.

But then again it was a matter of time before something bad happened and it always does. It was a good thing that Samsung handled it well and satisfied their customers.

New rumors claim that the Samsung Galaxy S8 will be available in Black, Gold, and Orchid Gray color options. Black and Gold are colors that we are used to when it comes to smartphones but Orchid Gray is something that we will have to see with the release of the device provided that these rumors are to be taken to heart.

Other rumors hint that the upcoming smartphone from Samsung will be priced higher than what we have seen previously. You should expect a price tag of $950 for the regular model and $1050 for the plus model. This is a significant increase in price.

We will have to see what people think about this pricing and how this increase in price affects the sales of the Samsung Galaxy S8.

There is not much that we know about the smartphone and Samsung has kept details to itself but word has it that we will be able to see the device unveiled on 21st March. Looking at how AMD Ryzen and Nintendo Switch are also coming out in the upcoming weeks this time period should be very interesting when it comes to tech.

Let us know what you think about the Nintendo Switch and whether or not you would buy the smartphone with the increased pricing and new colors.

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