Samsung has made it an Exynos Day by unveiling the Exynos 2600 processor. Meanwhile, a new report from Korean media suggests that Samsung has almost finalized the February launch of the Galaxy S26 series in the US.

It was revealed that the product planning has led to the Unpacked event being delayed by 4 weeks. The company may hold its first Unpacked 2026 event in February, rather than the usual late January timeframe.

Now, a trusted Korean outlet reports that Samsung still plans to hold the Galaxy S26 launch event in February in the US. The latest input denies a recent report that claimed there’s no delay in the unveiling of new flagships.

Recently, it was reported that the Galaxy S26 Ultra’s production starts this month. However, the other two models have been pushed to early next year. This is due to the delay in spec and model finalization of the non-Ultra versions.

With Samsung pushing Unpacked to February, the first sale will also be impacted. Hopefully, the event doesn’t stretch to late February, or else, the release will most likely happen in the first or second week of March 2026.

Exynos 2600 will power the Galaxy S26 series in select regions outside the US. The flagships will bring Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 stateside. Meanwhile, the Ultra version will exclusively use Qualcomm-made chip globally.

One UI 8.5 comes with a significant design refresh and UX improvements. The software has just entered Beta testing on the Galaxy S25 series, while the official version is slated to introduce even more AI features and tools.

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