Note 9 Colours: What shades can you buy the new Samsung Galaxy Note in?
It’s official: one of the worst-kept secrets in tech is finally out of the bag that was struggling to contain it. The Samsung Galaxy Note 9 is a real product, and it’s available for pre-order today.
You saw the talk, read the specs and are ready to put down your £899 on a Note 9. Fabulous. The only question is: What colour Note 9 do you want? Here’s a quick rundown of all five colours Samsung has so far revealed, so you know which one to put in your basket…
Complement your style: From Metallic Copper to Ocean Blue, with a matching or contrasting S Pen. #GalaxyNote9 pic.twitter.com/jtKX0uKwnI
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Note 9 Colours: Midnight Black
If you like to keep things simple, black is the shade for you. It’s stylish, professional and goes with pretty much anything – including any case you decide to wrap it in. On the downside, it’s a bit on the dull side and certainly won’t make your new expensive purchase standout from the millions of other black phones out there.
Note 9 Colours: Lavender Purple
Lilac won plenty of plaudits when the S9 adopted the colour earlier this year, so it’s no surprise that a similar soft shade is back again for the Note 9. It looks slightly pinker in the early shots, but it’s sure to receive envious glances wherever you go.
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Note 9 Colours: Ocean Blue
On the surface, blue is also a pretty common colour for smartphones, but the blue Note 9 is certainly eye-catching. For starters, it’s a bright, electric blue rather than an ‘I can’t believe it’s not black’ navy. For seconds, that gold trim – with matching S-Pen handle – really does look very snazzy indeed.
Note 9 Colours: Metallic Copper
In the absence of a gaudy gold model this year, copper is as close as you’re going to it. Yes, it’s not hugely shiny, and actually looks brown in certain lights, but it does have a degree of elegance to it.
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