Who should get the white Galaxy S7 and Galaxy S7 edge?
Details are a bit limited on the white Galaxy S7 and Galaxy S7 edge right now in terms of availability. Samsung has stated that this will only be available internationally, though never specified in what markets the company would actually make the phone available. Because of this, recommending the white version is hard, even though it's a great option, because we don't actually know if it will be available where you live.
If the white version is available in your market, it is the least likely to show the fingerprints, should hide scratches the best, but could be a bit distracting to have the bright white bezel contrasting with the dark screen.
Who should get the gold Galaxy S7 and Galaxy S7 edge?
Looking for something a bit flashier, or something that better matches your "all things gold" style preference? If this is the case then the gold is perfect for you. One thing to note is that depending on your lighting conditions, the gold coloring of the phone may appear different. We've seen the phone change from looking quite similar to the silver version to almost a rose gold color depending on the lighting.
Who should get the black Galaxy S7 and Galaxy S7 edge?
For most, black is the comfortable bet when purchasing a new phone, but comfort is not always bad. Samsung has opted for a true-black version of the Galaxy S7 and Galaxy S7 edge, instead of the darker blue model the company offered on the Galaxy S6. As stated above, television sets offer a black bezel for a reason โ they want the content on the screen to stand out.
Some things you may want to consider with the black version is fingerprints and scratches. The darker the color, the more likely it is that you will notice scratches and scuffs. If you are going to protect the phone, none of that will really matter, but if you are looking to rock it without a case, this may be a deciding factor.
Who should get the silver Galaxy S7 edge?
If you want the latest and greatest from Samsung, and are interested in just the edge variant, you may want to consider the silver. Because only the edge version will come in silver, you can show off the phone to your friends who went with the Galaxy S7 knowing that they were unable to pick the same color. Additionally, the silver is actually pretty sharp looking, and is a pretty neutral option that would work for just about anyone.
The gold model, along with the silver, are both very reflective. The finish on them is almost mirror-like, so the way the colors appear will change based upon the surroundings. It will also make it tougher to view the screen in direct sunlight.
Still Undecided?
If you still can't make up your mind on a color,ย head into our amazing forums and join the conversationย with the best Android community out there.
When push comes to shove, the color of your phone is only a small thing in comparison to other daily decisions we are faced with. Sure, you will be using it every day, and want it to be something that you like, but don't let it be the cause of stress in your life. Close your eyes, imagine your phone, and trust your instincts. Like we said earlier, if you regret it later just put it in a case or grab a skin, and you're all set. Once you've decided though, let us know which color you went with and why!
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