Are colors only visible?

Many suppose colors are mind-independent. And in general, mind-independent features can be accessed in various ways – shapes, for example, can be seen or felt. Colors, however, can supposedly only be seen – all experiences of color are visual experiences. Why? I argue that there is no good answer, and many reasons for doubt; I conclude that if colors are mind-independent, they can probably be experienced non-visually. This might sound like a Berkeleian reductio, but I argue that my conclusion isn’t absurd. So, if you already think colors are mind-independent, you should embrace the result rather than changing your mind.