Samsung’s Galaxy S25 series is doing better than the previous Galaxy S24 series. These high-end phones are still very popular with buyers around the world.

According to Counterpoint Research, the total sales of the Galaxy S25 series grew 5%, while the Galaxy S25 Ultra sold 7% more than the S24 Ultra. This shows that people still want premium smartphones even when the market is changing.

Even with a slower start, the Galaxy S25 series sold more from February to December 2025 than the S24 series during the same months. The Galaxy S25 Ultra also saw monthly sales increases in July and October. At the same time, Galaxy Z Fold 7 foldables were in high demand. This means people wanted both types of flagship phones.

Image via Counterpoint

The Galaxy S25 Ultra ended the year as one of the Top 10 best-selling smartphones of 2025. Samsung focuses on premium devices to keep sales strong while lower-priced models face rising component costs.

Aside from this, Samsung will launch the Galaxy S26 series at the Unpacked event in San Francisco on February 25, 2026. The launch will show how memory shortages might affect prices and features. Prices, memory options, and promotions will give an early idea of the 2026 smartphone market.

Samsung is also adding AI updates, including improvements to Bixby and integration with Perplexity. The company hopes these features will interest buyers, even though AI is not yet a main reason for upgrades.

Research Director Tarun Pathak said:

“The global smartphone market’s premiumization trend continued in 2025, as witnessed by the notable performance of Samsung’s Galaxy S25 series, particularly the Ultra variant. For this year, Samsung will be looking for continued growth in the premium segment, aided by promotions and financing options in key markets, to offset exposure to lower price tiers, which are likely to be impacted immediately by rising component costs.”

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Samsung is all set to start hosting its biggest tech event, Galaxy Unpacked 2026. Every year, Samsung uses this event to show its newest phones, smart devices, and features. People all over the world wait to see what new technology Samsung will bring. Here you can check what to expect in Samsung Galaxy Unpacked 2026.

Event Date, Time, and Place

The Galaxy Unpacked 2026 event will be held on February 25, 2026 at San Francisco, United States. Everyone who cannot attend in person can watch the event live on YouTube.

The event timing is as follows:

• Washington (US – EST): 1 p.m. EST
• London (UK – GMT): 6 p.m. GMT
• New Delhi (India – IST): 11:30 p.m. IST
• Seoul (South Korea – KST): 3 a.m. KST
• Bangkok (Southeast Asia: 12 a.m. ICT

Here’s What to Expect at Galaxy Unpacked 2026 

Galaxy S26 Series 

The main highlight of the event will be the Galaxy S26 series, which includes the Galaxy S26, S26+, and the S26 Ultra. The Galaxy S26 Ultra will be the most advanced model.

Samsung promises brighter screens, faster performance, and improved cameras. The Ultra model will also have a Privacy Display feature that protects your screen from prying eyes.

A major change this year is the use of Samsung’s own Exynos 2600 chip. This chip makes the phones faster, improves graphics, and powers smarter AI. Users can expect better gaming, smoother apps, and quicker performance overall.

Source – DUXDUCIS

One UI 8.5 and New AI Features

Samsung is reportedly going to announce One UI 8.5 and its new features at the Galaxy Unpacked event. The new software will help users do everyday tasks faster. AI can improve photos, organize files, suggest helpful shortcuts, and make the phone easier to use.

One UI 8.5 will introduce several new features and enhancements to provide a a next level Galaxy experience. Samsung has been testing the beta version on Galaxy S25 phones, and now it will be official. The Galaxy S26 series will go on sale on March 11, 2026, marking the rollout of the official One UI 8.5 software. Samsung will gradually roll out this update to more Galaxy devices.

Galaxy Buds 4 Series

Along with the Galaxy S26 phones, Samsung will launch the Galaxy Buds 4 series, including a standard and a Pro version. These earbuds have a new design, longer battery life, and AI features for better sound. They will connect easily with the Galaxy phones and make listening to music and calls more enjoyable.

Galaxy Unpacked 2026 shows how Samsung is shaping its future. Fans can expect faster phones, smarter AI, improved cameras, and new accessories. This event is a chance to see the newest Samsung technology and how it can make everyday life easier and more fun.

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Samsung is ready to launch its new Galaxy S26 phones at the Galaxy Unpacked 2026 event on February 25. There will be three models: the Galaxy S26, Galaxy S26 Plus, and Galaxy S26 Ultra. A new leak has shared details about prices and pre-order offers for the Galaxy S26 series in Europe.

New information from Dealabs reveals that Samsung will give special discounts to people who pre-order. This time, there will be a change in storage. The Galaxy S26 will now start with 256GB of storage. Samsung is removing the 128GB base model that was available in the Galaxy S25 series. This means customers will get more storage as the starting option.

Samsung will offer a free storage upgrade for early buyers in Europe. This means if you pay for 256GB, you will get 512GB without paying extra. Samsung will also give extra money if you trade in your old phone. Buyers of the Galaxy S26 and Galaxy S26 Plus can get a €100 trade-in bonus. The Galaxy S26 Ultra will give a €150 bonus.

Source – DUXDUCIS

The Galaxy S26 is expected to start at €999 for 256GB. With the free upgrade and trade-in bonus, the starting price could be like €899. Customers could save up to €300 on the S26 and S26 Plus. The Ultra model could offer savings of up to €350.

Samsung Galaxy S26 Price Details

These offers will be available in Europe. They may not come to other regions. Samsung will launch the phones on February 25, and is expected to make them available on March 11. Stay tuned for more information.

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Samsung will reportedly bring major camera improvements with its upcoming flagship, the Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra. For a long time, rumors suggested that Samsung was working on adding a 24MP photo mode to the device. Now, new information has made this upgrade more certain.

According to Sahil Karoul, who reportedly got early access to the Galaxy S26 Ultra before its official launch, the phone will come with four camera modes, including 200MP, 50MP, 24MP, and 12MP. The addition of the 24MP camera is new and interesting because Samsung has not offered this exact resolution option before in its Ultra series.

The 24MP camera mode is designed to give users a balance between high detail and smooth image processing. While 200MP photos capture extreme detail, they can take up more storage and sometimes require heavy processing. The 24MP option may provide sharp images without making file sizes too large.

Image via
Sahil Karoul

Samsung’s Camera Assistant app recently received an update. This update added support for a 24MP shooting mode. This strongly hints that the Galaxy S26 Ultra will officially feature this new camera option when it launches, but under Camera Assistant functionality.

The new 24MP mode will reportedly work in both Photo and Portrait modes. After taking a picture, the phone takes around three seconds to process the image. The final photos look clean and natural, especially in bright scenes or when taking portraits.

Samsung is going to launch the Galaxy S26 series on February 25, 2025. Stay tuned for more information.

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Samsung’s Galaxy Book 6 series is getting great reviews for being fast, reliable, and easy to use. People say it is one of Samsung’s best laptops. The laptops are light, thin, and stylish, so you can carry them anywhere.

The Galaxy Book 6 is praised for its strong performance. Both the Pro and Ultra models run programs quickly and smoothly, even when many applications are open at the same time. Reviewers say the laptops are fast and dependable, able to handle heavy tasks without slowing down.

The laptops are also very versatile. The Pro model is the laptop star for its speed and quality. The Ultra model is praised for being able to manage work and creative projects easily. Experts agree that these laptops are among Samsung’s best so far.

For the battery, reviews say the laptops can last all day without charging. This makes it easy to work, study, or create anywhere. You can use them at home, school, or on the move without worrying about power.

The screen is bright and clear. The Pro and Ultra models have a Dynamic AMOLED 2X display with sharp, vivid colors. It is great for creative work, watching movies, or browsing the web. The display shows accurate colors.

The Galaxy Book 6 series is fast, powerful, and reliable. With long battery life, a sharp and colorful display, and smooth performance, it is perfect for everyday use, work, and creative tasks.

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Samsung Galaxy S26 series is going to launch on February 25, 2026. But before the official event, new details about the Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra have already appeared online. Tech content creator Sahil Karoul shared a hands-on video of the phone, revealing information about magnetic charging support and S Pen functionality.

In his Instagram short video, he talked about one big question many people have been asking: Does the Galaxy S26 Ultra have magnetic support on the back, like Apple MagSafe on the Apple iPhone?

In the video, a magnetic wireless charger is placed on the back of the Galaxy S26 Ultra, and the phone starts charging. At first, it looks like the phone has magnetic support. However, he explains that the phone does not have built-in magnets like MagSafe.

The charger can charge the device, but it does not attach strongly on its own. If users want proper magnetic support, they will need to buy a special magnetic case separately. It means that the Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra does not feature built-in magnet support.

Image via Sahil Karoul (X)

In addition to this, the video also shows the S Pen Bluetooth support. Many users were disappointed last year when Samsung removed Bluetooth features from the S Pen in the Galaxy  S25 Ultra. And this year, it seems the same continues.

The S Pen in the Galaxy S26 Ultra does not support Bluetooth. Pressing the button on the pen does not activate any remote features. There is also a small design change. When putting the S Pen back into its slot, users must keep the button side facing up. If inserted the wrong way, it will not fit properly

More details are expected at the official launch event. Stay tuned for more information.

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Samsung is preparing a smart new feature for its foldable phones that could help protect the screens from damage. Early leaks from One UI 9 suggest the company is testing a feature – Foreign Material Detection.

This feature is designed to alert users if something is stuck in the phone, like dust, dirt, or other small objects. It can stop the device from folding completely.

When the phone detects such debris, it will send a notification telling the user to check and remove it. This could prevent scratches or damage to the foldable screen. Users who don’t want to receive these alerts will be able to turn them off.

The files spotted in the One UI 9 software via @Android Authority also included images of three upcoming foldable phones: the Galaxy Z Fold 8, Galaxy Z Flip 8, and a new Galaxy Z Fold Wide. The Wide Fold stands out because of its unusual shape, and it looks more like a passport when folded, unlike the regular Fold 8.

Image via Android Authority

While the Galaxy Fold 8 and Flip 8 designs look similar to older models, the images show that all three phones have softer, rounded corners. It is not clear if this is a real design change or just a mistake in the early graphics. Softer corners could make the phones easier to hold.

Image via Android Authority

So far, there’s no confirmation if the Foreign Material Detection will only be on new models or if older foldables will get it through software updates. Since the leak comes from an early One UI 9 build, details might still change before the official release.

These leaks give us a first look at Samsung’s foldable lineup for 2026, which shows some small but useful upgrades. As with all pre‑release leaks, details could change before launch. Stay tuned for more information.

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Samsung is getting ready to launch its new Galaxy S26 series. The most premium model of this series will be the Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra. Even though big hardware upgrades are not expected, Samsung is making an important production change. The company plans to produce more Galaxy S26 Ultra units in the beginning.

According to ETNews, Samsung has increased the early production target of the Galaxy S26 Ultra. Earlier, it planned to make two million units in the first two months. Now, it plans to make three million units. This is nearly a 50% increase in early production. However, the total production volume for the device is expected to remain the same overall.

The reason behind this move is rising memory chip prices. Memory is one of the most expensive parts of a smartphone. Samsung expects memory prices to go up even more soon. If the company produces more units later, it may have to pay more for these components.

Source – Thinborne

By making more phones now, Samsung can use current prices and reduce future costs. This could help the company manage expenses and protect profit margins.

The Galaxy S26 series, including the Samsung Galaxy S26 and Galaxy S26+, may launch at a higher price. Higher production costs are likely the reason. Samsung will unveil these phones at its Galaxy Unpacked event. An unboxing video of the Galaxy S26 Ultra has already appeared online before launch.

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Samsung will launch its next Galaxy S series, Galaxy S26 Ultra, this week. However, the Galaxy S26 Ultra accidentally appeared online in a surprising way last year. A short video leaked months before the official Galaxy Unpacked event.

Back in October 2025, a Samsung employee posted a bug report on Google’s Chromium Issue Tracker. This is a website where developers report software problems. The employee wrote about a problem with split-screen mode. To explain the problem, they attached a short video of the phone in action.

And in the comments section, they wrote a simple note that the device is an “S26.” At the time, most people did not notice this small detail.

Image via Android Authority

The video does not show much of the phone’s design, but a watermark on the screen shows it was an internal test device, not meant for the public. The bug report itself did not go far.

Google engineers were confused because the video used the Firefox browser to show a problem that was supposed to be about Chromium. They suggested that the frame rate issue might be caused by Samsung’s software, not the browser.

Even though Samsung tries hard to prevent leaks, this shows how small mistakes during normal work can reveal new devices. Fans have now seen a small glimpse of the Galaxy S26 before the official launch. The company’s official Galaxy Unpacked event, happening this week, will reveal the full details of the new phones.

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Samsung has officially announced that its new Galaxy Book 6 series will be available in the US starting March 11, 2026. The lineup includes the Galaxy Book 6 Ultra, Galaxy Book 6 Pro, and Galaxy Book 6.

The Galaxy Book 6 series is designed to be faster, smarter, and easier to carry, making them great for work, school, and everyday use. It uses the new Intel Core Ultra Series 3 processors to help the laptops run smoothly and quickly. You can open apps fast, switch between tasks easily, and enjoy better overall performance.

Samsung has also improved the cooling system. The Galaxy Book 6 Ultra has a bigger cooling system to keep the laptop from getting too hot. For the first time, the Galaxy Book 6 Pro 16-inch also has a cooling system like this. This helps the laptops stay cool and work well, even when you use them for a long time.

Source – Samsung

The Galaxy Book 6 Ultra and Galaxy Book 6 Pro can play videos for up to 30 hours on one charge. This means you can use them all day without worrying about charging.

The laptops are thin and light, so they are easy to carry in a bag. The Galaxy Book6 Ultra is 15.4mm thick, and the Galaxy Book6 Pro 16-inch is even thinner at 11.9mm. They also have a clean and modern design in a grey color.

Prices start at $2,449.99 for the Ultra, $1,599.99 for the Pro, and $1,049.99 for the Galaxy Book 6. Customers can reserve them now on Samsung’s website or in stores.

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Samsung has begun rolling out its February 2026 security update for seven of its flagship Galaxy devices. These devices are Galaxy Z Fold 7, Galaxy Z Flip 7, Galaxy Z Flip 7 FE, Galaxy Z TriFold, Galaxy Z Flip 6, Galaxy Z Fold 6, and Galaxy S24 FE.

The latest update improves security, stability, and overall performance, helping these devices run more smoothly and stay protected against vulnerabilities. The update is currently live for users in Korea and will expand to more countries soon.

The update for these 7 Samsung flagship phones comes with the following firmware versions:

• Galaxy Z Fold 7 – F966NKSS8AZB2
• Galaxy Z Flip 7 – F766NKSS8AZB2
• Galaxy Z Flip 7 FE – F761NKSS8AZB2
• Galaxy Z TriFold – F968NKSS3AZB2
• Galaxy Z Flip 6 – F741NKSS3CZB2
• Galaxy Z Fold 6 – F956NKSS2CYKE
• Galaxy S24 FE – S721NKSSACZB2

Samsung Galaxy S24 FE

As per the official details, this update brings 37 security fixes in total. 25 come from Google for Android, while 12 are provided by Samsung. It also improves system stability and reliability, clears unnecessary files and cached data, and may update some stock apps automatically.

To install the update, open the Settings app, go to Software update, and tap Download and install. After the download finishes, tap Install now to apply the update. Installing it ensures your device stays secure and performs at its best. Also, it makes your Galaxy device ready for the upcoming update, which includes One UI 8.5.

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Samsung has pushed a new update for Camera Assistant with version 4.5.00.19. This update adds a bunch of new camera features and improvements. It shows that Samsung wants to give users better control and better photo and video quality. 

According to the changelog of the update, this update brings simple but powerful tools to enhance Galaxy Photography. Let’s explore the changes.

New Features of Camera Assistant

The fresh update brings Touch AF/AE in Pro Video mode. This lets users tap on the screen to change focus and brightness while recording a video. Focus peaking is now available in Pro modes too. This helps users easily see what is sharp and in focus. There are also new settings like speed and sensitivity to control how fast and how smoothly the camera focuses.

Image via TarunVats

Also, the update adds a 24MP photo option. This gives clear and detailed pictures without making file sizes too large. There are also more controls in Photo Mode for users who like to adjust settings manually. Optical Image Stabilization (OIS) has been improved to reduce shaking in photos and videos. A new swipe gesture on the shutter button makes taking pictures faster and easier.

For video recording, Samsung has added a video softening option. This can make faces look smoother. The app also supports 8K recording when mirroring. Users can now save their favorite settings as presets in Pro Mode. On-screen indicators can also be customized to make the camera screen look cleaner.

There is also support for TILTA wireless lens controllers, which may help professional users. Aside from this, Samsung has also added more modes and improvements to make camera controls and taking photos easier.

Samsung is going to launch the Galaxy S26 series this week. It seems like the company is making the camera ready for this series with new features. Stay tuned.

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Samsung is going to launch the Galaxy S26 series on 25 February 2026. Even before the company officially launches it, the Galaxy S26 Ultra has been seen online. Some early photos taken with the Galaxy S26 Ultra are now available, which gives fans a first look at its camera performance.

Content creator Sahil Karoul shared several photos taken from the Galaxy S26 Ultra on X. The pictures show grocery store fruits and vegetables, yellow flowers, and a person’s portrait.

He also shared some comparison photos with the Galaxy S25 Ultra, including a nighttime building shot. From these pictures, the Galaxy S26 Ultra images look a little brighter and sharper than the S25 Ultra. Karoul did not say which camera lens was used for each shot.

However, leaks suggest the Galaxy S26 Ultra may have wider camera apertures. The main 200MP camera may have f/1.4 (previously f/1.7), and the 5x zoom camera may have f/2.9 (previously f/3.4). Wider apertures let more light in, which can make photos brighter and clearer.

10x Zoom
S25u vs S26u pic.twitter.com/u10BT9qTyC

— Sahil Karoul (@KaroulSahil) February 23, 2026

Samsung will officially launch the Galaxy S26 series at Galaxy Unpacked later this week. These early photos give a first idea of how the cameras perform.

For now, these leaked images give fans a sneak peek at the Galaxy S26 Ultra’s camera improvements and photo quality. With the launch just days away, people are excited to see the full features of Samsung’s newest flagship phone. Stay tuned for more information.

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Samsung’s new Privacy Display feature may not stay exclusive for long. A new leak suggests that other Android phone makers are preparing to launch similar technology later this year. It means Samsung could soon face competition in this new area of smartphone privacy.

A popular Weibo tipster, Digital Chat Station, reveals that several Chinese smartphone brands are currently testing hardware-based privacy displays. This technology is similar to what Samsung will introduce with the Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra.

In addition to this, the tipster claims that the first non-Samsung phones with this feature could launch as early as September 2026. It means that Samsung’s Privacy Display feature may no longer be exclusive. 

Image via Android Authority

The leak does not mention specific brands, but companies like Xiaomi, OPPO, and vivo are possible candidates. These brands often launch new flagship phones in September.

Unlike regular privacy features that use software tricks, this new solution works at the hardware level. Many phones today rely on screen dimming or filter effects to make displays harder to read from the side. Samsung’s approach is different because the privacy protection is built directly into the display panel.

With the Privacy Display feature, the screen physically limits viewing angles, so only the person holding the phone can clearly see what’s on it. Anyone looking from the side may see a dark or blurred screen. 

Samsung is expected to keep this Privacy Display feature exclusive to the Galaxy S26 Ultra. For now, the information remains a rumor, but it clearly shows that smartphone makers are focusing more on improving user privacy. Stay tuned.

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Samsung’s Gallery Assistant app has reportedly completed beta testing and is now ready for official release. The beta phase has ended in Korea, and the stable version rollout will soon start. The official version will be more stable, fix bugs, and may include new features.

A post on a Korean forum shared that the beta program of the Gallery Assistant has ended because the app is now stable. The official version is expected to work better and give users a smoother experience when editing photos and videos.

Gallery Assistant makes it easy to edit many photos and videos at the same time. Instead of changing each file one by one, users can apply edits to several files together. This saves time and makes managing large collections of media faster and simpler. This app is especially helpful for Samsung Galaxy users who want to organize and improve their photos and videos quickly.

Image via Samsung Community Forum

The beta version of Gallery Assistant was released last year to test new features and gather feedback from users. Samsung used the beta to fix problems and improve performance. Now that the beta is over, the app is ready for everyone to use in a stable form.

As the beta ended, those who were trying the new features via the beta version will soon enjoy the stable version. To update and install, open Galaxy Store, go to Updates, find Gallery Assistant, and tap Update to enjoy better stability.

The official rollout will start gradually, so some users may get it later than others. Keep checking the Galaxy Store to get the latest version and enjoy a smoother, faster Gallery Assistant app. Stay tuned for more information.

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New information has raised questions about whether the Samsung Galaxy S21 FE will receive the upcoming One UI 8.5 update. Some users are now worried that the phone might miss this major software upgrade before its support period ends.

Samsung usually releases all Android-based One UI updates (smaller or bigger) to its flagships if the device is eligible for the main Android version. Like, if any Samsung device is eligible for Android 14, then it will receive all the One UI updates that are based on this Android version, such as One UI 6, One UI 6.1, and One UI 6.1.1.

So, it would be surprising if the Galaxy S21 FE does not receive One UI 8.5. Also, One UI 8.5 has not yet been released for any Galaxy device. It is expected to roll out in March, so there is still time for Samsung to clarify its plans.

But the new information about the One UI 8.5 update comes from a response given by a customer care representative at Samsung India. According to the reply shared by a user (Saurabh Patni), the representative mentioned that the Samsung Galaxy S21 FE will not receive the upcoming update.

Image via
Saurabh Patni (X)

The Galaxy S21 FE is still supported by Samsung. The company has promised security updates for the device until January 2027. This means users will continue to receive important security patches for nearly two more years. Since the phone is still under support, many believe it should also get One UI 8.5.

As of now, Samsung has not officially confirmed whether the Galaxy S21 FE will receive One UI 8.5. Users will need to wait for a clear announcement from the company. Stay tuned.

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New teaser drop – February 22

Samsung just dropped a new teaser, demonstrating how the Privacy Display on Galaxy S26 Ultra is a must-have feature on today’s smartphones.

Your phone screen should be your business. Get ready to upgrade to the next level of privacy. Can your phone do that?

Reserve your $30 credit for up to $930 in total savings during pre-order: https://t.co/dTlilFNoHy pic.twitter.com/uuPazVPDnb

— Samsung Mobile US (@SamsungMobileUS) February 22, 2026

Original article – February 14

Samsung has confirmed that the Galaxy S26 series will launch on 25 February 2026. Ahead of the official release, the company has shared a new teaser video revealing an interesting feature – Privacy Display.

In the teaser, Samsung shows how the new Privacy Display feature works. The Galaxy S26 series will include a special zero peeking mode. This means that when the feature is turned on, people sitting beside you will not be able to see what is on your phone screen.

The privacy display hides some of the pixels through a collaboration between the hardware and software. With a hidden side view, only the front user can view the on-screen content.

Image via Samsung Mobile US (X)

The Privacy Display feature works through a combination of hardware and software. It hides certain pixels on the screen in a smart way. When you look at the phone directly from the front, you can clearly see everything on the screen. However, if someone tries to look at your phone from the side, the screen appears dark or black. This helps protect your personal information in public places.

The teaser video shows three people sitting next to each other in a public place. The person in the middle is using her Galaxy S26 phone, while the two people sitting beside her can easily see her screen. She then turns on the Privacy Display feature.

For your eyes only. Get ready for the next level of privacy. Can your phone do that? #GalaxyAI

Reserve now: https://t.co/dTlilFNoHy pic.twitter.com/RvxAhKIXf1

— Samsung Mobile US (@SamsungMobileUS) February 14, 2026

Once it is activated, the side view of the screen becomes dark. The two people next to her can no longer see what is displayed. From their angle, the screen looks completely black, while the main user can still see everything clearly from the front.

Can your phone do that? No, as Samsung is going to release the Privacy Display feature with the Galaxy S26 series in February 2026. You can reserve for the Galaxy Unpacked 2026 now. Stay tuned.

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The Galaxy S26 series is already creating a lot of excitement online as Samsung will launch the new flagship phones on February 25, 2026. Ahead of the official launch, several promo posters and teasers have appeared, which give fans a glimpse of what to expect. Now, a new leak has revealed how the retail box of the Galaxy S26 Ultra looks.

A well-known tipster, @Alfaturk, shared an image of the Galaxy S26 Ultra box. The design looks clean and simple. It follows a similar style to last year’s Samsung Galaxy S25 series packaging. However, there are a few small changes this time.

The front side of the box shows a silhouette of the phone. But instead of showing the full outline of the device, it mainly highlights the upper camera module area. This suggests that Samsung wants to focus on the upgraded camera design. 

Image via Alfaturk16 (X)

Also, we can see a minor change in the placement of the device name. The name “Galaxy S26 Ultra” is now printed at the top of the box, while last year the name appeared at the bottom. This gives the packaging a slightly fresh look compared to previous models.

Aside from the design of the box, the leaked image does not reveal much else about the phone. However, earlier promo images have already hinted at better camera features, faster processor performance, improved battery life, and new color options.

With the launch date getting closer, more details about the Galaxy S26 Ultra are expected soon. Stay tuned.

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