A new leak suggests that the Galaxy S26 Ultra may feature a subtle but meaningful design change aimed at improving ergonomics.

A long-time leaker has given us a better look at how the Galaxy S26 Ultra compares to the S25 Ultra and iPhone 17 Pro Max.

Plus, and Ultra versions for the S26 series. This decision might have led to changes in the launch schedule, as reported by Phone Arena. Production for the Galaxy S26 Ultra will start in December, while the standard and Plus models will join assembly lines in January.

Commentary: The Galaxy S26 Ultra is still a few months away from being released, but after using the iPhone 17 Pro Max, I have a wish list for Samsung.

In a bold move, Samsung is poised to unveil its next-generation flagship range in February 2026, signalling a major strategic shift for users and the market alike. The upcoming Galaxy S26 Series is reported to be officially revealed on 25 February 2026,

Samsung’s upcoming Galaxy S26 series could see a significant price hike as rising chipset, camera, and memory costs drive up production expenses.

The Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra 65W charging upgrade is allegedly in doubt due to Snapdragons thermals that prevents safe implementation.

Samsung is not the only one battling with higher smartphone component pricing, though. Other companies, including Apple, are also facing the same issue. On a positive note, the report might just be specifically talking about a price hike for the S26 lineup ...