This comes as no surprise, as the Galaxy Z Flip 4 was previously rumored to come with a Bespoke Edition, similar to the Galaxy Z Flip 3. But unlike its predecessor, the special edition of the upcoming flip phone is supposed to arrive in more countries across Asia and Europe in a much wider range of color combinations. The South Korean tech giant’s next foldable clamshell will come in 71 different color combinations, according to 9to5Google (opens in new tab). Samsung has prematurely revealed all the combinations for the Galaxy Z Flip 4 via a Care Plus insurance page, as spotted by Reddit user AlexQuakeZ (opens in new tab). When you select a device lock plan from the drop-down menu, each color option for the phone is displayed. Graphite, Rose Gold, Bora Purple and Blue are the main colors listed. This supports a recent leak that also revealed the color options for the Galaxy Z Fold 4. Combining these colors with green, navy, red, yellow and white results in a total of 71 combinations. Like all other Samsung custom builds, you can apply these color combinations to the top and bottom panels. On the other hand, the Z Flip 3 Bespoke Edition was only available in 49 different combinations. As for the other devices launching on August 10, insurance site Care Plus lists the colors for the Galaxy Z Fold 4. We already have a good idea of ​​its color combinations thanks to a previous leak, which revealed that the next best Samsung’s foldable phone will ship in gray, light gold and black colors. Surprisingly missing from the list is the rumored Red Burgundy. Additionally, the Samsung Galaxy Watch 5 will apparently come in Graphite and Silver colors for both the 40mm and 44mm models. We can also expect to see gold and blue options for the first and last sizes, respectively. The Watch 5 Pro, meanwhile, will only be available in a 45mm size, with black and titanium color combinations. Samsung will officially launch these devices in a few days. However, before then, you can still pre-order and get a $200 discount if you pre-order after the announcement.