Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra has just appeared on 3C database with 60W charging and satellite support. 3C listing surfaces shortly after the US FCC listed Samsung’s upcoming flagship with Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 chipset.

According to 3C listing, the Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra supports 60W wired charging, and one variant features satellite connectivity. That said, the phone’s Chinese variant will be equipped with built-in satellite features.

60W charging

Recently, Samsung listed a new charging adapter on its Levant website. The charger features 60W power output, compatible with the S26 Ultra. It doesn’t require a specific 5A cable to deliver the full charging speed at 60W.

It’s said that the S26 Ultra will charge from 0 to 80 percent within 30 minutes. The upgrade from 45W to 60W is huge and paves the way for more upcoming models. Samsung has also surpassed the 5,000mAh battery barrier recently.

Satellite-ready variant

3C confirms the Chinese S26 Ultra brings satellite connectivity support. Samsung may have partnered with local vendors to offer this feature. It was necessary in China to have a satellite due to the steep competition in the market.

It remains to be seen whether the Global and US versions feature satellite compatibility. Residents in the US don’t have to worry as network carriers offering satellite features through their subscription plans stateside.

Samsung reportedly begins Galaxy S26 Ultra production this month. The base and Plus models have been pushed to early next year. These versions have reportedly faced sudden revisions during the spec finalization.

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