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Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra Gets New Release Date Details
Leaked images reveal six color options for the Galaxy S26 Ultra and larger camera sensors, with cobalt violet as the lead color, ahead of Samsung's February launch.
- X user SaudiAndroid posted images on X showing the Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra in White Shadow with a pill-shaped rear camera island and larger sensors than the S25 Ultra.
- Leaks have been surfacing rapidly, with a tipster claiming six colourways for the Galaxy S26 Ultra as Samsung prepares for Galaxy Unpacked next month.
- Leakers say the S26 Ultra will keep the same 6.9-inch display, feature Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 with higher Geekbench scores, and offer wired charging improvements.
- If Galaxy Unpacked is on February 25, 2026, cobalt violet is tipped as the S26 Ultra's hero shade, with units reaching shelves in early March.
- Reports conflict on whether the images show dummy units made by accessory makers or final devices, and colourway rumours including an orange variant differ; Engadget plans hands-on coverage soon.
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Samsung is gearing up to launch its next flagship smartphone lineup, the Samsung Galaxy S26 series. According to reports, the new smartphone series could arrive as early as next month. Ahead of its anticipated launch, leaks surrounding the upcoming Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra have started surfacing online. Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra colour options leaked As per a new leak, the flagship Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra will be introduced in six new colour opt…
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Read Full ArticleJust before the expected launch of the Galaxy S26 series, more leaks appear. According to the first price information, it is now about colors, materials and a possible new camera design of the Galaxy S26 Ultra.
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