We find Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra in another promo leak, but this time, it’s a render that gives us the most realistic look of its design yet. The launch is obviously a few weeks away, maybe at the end of February. But it hasn’t stopped the leaks from piling up. There’s no need to guess anymore. Here’s how the phone looks.
This may be an official promo image leaked early. Evan Blass posted it on X. We see a partial view of Galaxy S26 Ultra in this render, enough to tell the changes they’ve made to its design. And yes, all the mockups we’ve seen in the leaks so far have been vindicated by this promo.
Galaxy S26 Ultra is a bit thinner, and they clearly try to portray that change in this bottom-to-top angle shot. The next change made to the Ultra is the double-layer camera island. Three main lenses now sit on a raised platform, and two sensors are outside in their usual position. In this article you can also check the detailed specs for flagship devices and an updated Samsung price catalog for the Pakistani market.
As we understand, they’ve made some modifications to the main camera that needed the platform to be raised slightly. And this marketing image makes it obvious that they haven’t gotten rid of the S Pen yet.
The phone will still support the S Pen. In fact, we’ve seen mockups that had a dedicated silo on the frame of the S26 Ultra. By the way, the stylus has gotten flatter, so it fits in this thinner frame. This is just a promo image after all, so it doesn’t really have any technical details.
Evan Blass is also the one who claims February 25th ot be the launch day for the Galaxy S26 series. The Ultra is suspected to use a WQHD+ 6.9” OLED at the front. Samsung has only used a Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 chip on this particular device. The others will see a mixed Exynos 2600 stock in South Korea.
We may see the same 5000mAh battery as last year. But there’s a charging upgrade, which is believed to replace the older 45W input with 60W. It’s not only the wired charging. Reports advise S26 Ultra will onboard Qi2 for the first time. It’s not the end of leaks. There’s more to come. Keep watching the news for updates.