Samsung Galaxy S26 FE Surfaces in Leaked Renders Showing All Three Colors

Usama Rasool

It would appear that the Samsung Galaxy S26 FE is only going to ship in three colors. At least that’s what the source of this render leak has predicted. The phone was seen in a fresh batch of images as soon as the FCC certification was cleared. These are renders of all three colors available on the Galaxy S26 FE (allegedly). 


Most of its palette is updated, by the way. Two of these colors were not seen on the older S25 FE. The black option was there before, and it’s getting re-released again for obvious reasons. There’s also a Blue and a light Teal color in the stack.

We can also see the front here. The bezels have shrunk, and they seem almost uniform as well. S25 FE did not have that symmetry. Of course, there is a more obvious change in the design this year. It would seem that the camera stack has a double-layer pill island now where the three lenses are installed. 


This would match the look of the Galaxy A57 and the original vanilla S26. S26 FE is sort of in between those two models, and it’s by design. The camera island has the look of the base S26, but it’s pushed a little closer to the top left corner like the A57. By the way, stay informed about the latest Samsung mobile prices and newly launched models.

The rumor mill has been keeping an eye on this handset for several months, and they have plenty to build a preliminary spec sheet. It will probably keep the old camera setup as it was on the S25 FE. 50MP ISOCELL GN3 outsole will sit right next to the 12MP GalaxyCore GC12A2 ultrawide sensor.


Then comes the 8MP OmniVision OV08A1 sensor at 3X zoom with OIS. Yes, all the cameras do 4K 60 FPS shooting, and so does the 12MP selfie. There’s still 8GB or 12GB RAM on it, and storage of 256GB or 512GB. 

There’s possibly a 4900mAh battery on the newcomer and 45W fast charging. It’s built around an Exynos 2500 chip, by the way. We have also heard that they are jacking up its price. The Galaxy S26 FE, at least in Europe, is putting €50 extra on the price tag.

 

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