Samsung Galaxy S21 prices were leaked for the entire lineup just before the new model is expected to headline the first Unpacked keynote of the year. And compared to the price rumors we've heard in recent weeks, this last-minute leak is good news.

According to an official-looking price list shared by Twitter user @Tech_EdgeTE, the Samsung Galaxy S21 will start at $799.99, the Galaxy S21 Plus at $999.99, and the top-of-the-line Galaxy S21 Ultra at $1199.99 starting at $1199.99. Each of these starting prices will apply to the 128GB storage version of Samsung's new smartphones.

If true, all Galaxy S21 phones will cost $200 less than the previous S20 model.

Last week, ETNews leaked an alleged Galaxy S21 price in Korea. That report suggested that Samsung's flagship would cost $100 to $200 more than the actual price, but the discrepancy is likely due to currency conversion from won to US dollars.

Converting prices in other countries to dollars or pounds often does not take into account price differences by region.

Today's leak also adds to conflicting reports on the colors of the Samsung Galaxy S21; Tech_EdgeTE's chart is more color-choice than what WinFuture's Roland Quandt shared yesterday in what is believed to be a series of marketing materials suggests that there will be fewer.

Based on the price list, the entry-level Galaxy S21 comes in colors called Phantom Gray, Phantom White, Phantom Violet, and Phantom Pink. The mid-range S21 Plus comes in Phantom Black, Phantom Silver, and Phantom White, while the S21 Ultra comes in Phantom Black and Phantom Silver.

Finally, according to leaks, these phones will go on sale on January 29. Some sources had already predicted this date, which falls about two weeks after Samsung's launch event.

We will not wait long to know if these leaks are accurate. Samsung's Galaxy S21 event is about to begin. If you want to watch along live, check out How to Watch Unpacked 2021 and follow the Samsung Galaxy S21 launch event live blog.