Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra's complete design has been revealed.

(Dan Tri Newspaper) - Leaked images show that the Galaxy S26 Ultra will have some design changes compared to its predecessors, but they are not significant.

Although Samsung won't officially launch the Galaxy S26 smartphone series until January 2026, leaks about these products have already started appearing frequently on social media.

Recently, the OnLeaks account, known for accurately revealing technology information, posted images and videos of a complete render of the Galaxy S26 Ultra, revealing noteworthy details about its design and specifications.

The Galaxy S26 Ultra retains the same design style as the previous Galaxy S25 Ultra (Image: OnLeaks).

According to leaked images, the Galaxy S26 Ultra maintains the familiar design language with a flat screen, thin bezels, and a "punch-hole" front camera.

Physical buttons such as the power button and volume controls are still located on the right side. However, the most notable difference lies in the rear camera module. Instead of separate lenses, the Galaxy S26 Ultra will have a camera cluster placed on a floating island, similar to the design of the Galaxy Z Fold7.

This is a refreshing change for the Galaxy S line.

The camera cluster on the back of the Galaxy S26 Ultra is similar to the camera cluster on the Galaxy Z Fold7 foldable phone (Image: OnLeaks).

Although the exterior design isn't groundbreaking, the Galaxy S26 Ultra is expected to have significant upgrades in its internal specifications.

According to the tech website Android Headlines , this flagship will be equipped with the Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 for Galaxy chip, a customized version from Qualcomm specifically for Samsung, promising superior performance.

Complete render of the Galaxy S26 Ultra (Video: OnLeaks).

Notably, Samsung may revert to using its own Exynos 2600 chip for the Galaxy S26 and S26+ in some markets, instead of using Snapdragon chips for all variants as it did from the Galaxy S22 to S25.

Additionally, the rumored Galaxy S26+ version is said to have a 16GB RAM option, optimizing the ability to handle artificial intelligence tasks directly on the device.

Currently, all information remains at the rumor stage. However, if Samsung maintains its usual development pace, the Galaxy S26 series will most likely be introduced in mid- or late January next year.

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