Samsung is now ready to take phone lovers through some thrills with a new release named the Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra. High-end upgrades and best in category features of this model thousands of dollars and will be vying within the iPhone brand family and in same league as the iPhone 16 series.
Display
The Galaxy S26 Ultra is expected to come with a full-front punch hole, an expansive 7.0 inches screen size. It will have a sleek design with a smooth rate of 144Hz refresh rates and a resolution of 1080×2400 pixels. In addition to that, the display will provide sharp and stunning video and graphics whether you’re streaming 4k videos or playing games.
It will also feature Gorilla Glass to ensure that the device is strong and the device will boast of a fast and secure fingerprint scanner. Moreover, the phone will come with the promising Octa-Core Exynos processor which Will guarantee quick processing capacity.
Battery
The Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra will be fitted with a 6000mAh battery that will ensure consumers use the device all day without needing a charge. An eclectic liability of this powerful battery is that charging it will be fast, simply because it has the 200W fast charger that gives the gadget a full charge in 16 minutes.
Camera
Samsung set the bar for the photography enthusiasts with the Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra as it will feature a 300MP main camera alongside 32MP ultra wide lens and 16MP depth sensor. This format makes it possible for every photo clicked here to be very clear and detailed. The front camera is not less as the main one: 100MP lens for selfies and 4K videos recording function.
RAM and Storage
They include 12GB RAM with 128GB built-in storage.
2GB RAM with 16GB Internal storage
This one comes with 24GB RAM and 512 internal storage space.
Launch and Price
It is currently rumored that the Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra will cost anything between ₹1,35,999 to ₹1,39,999. Sadly, Bank offers may take the price up to ₹ 1,30,999/- ₹ 1,32,999/- EMI Starts @ ₹15,000/-per month. The release to the public is expected to be sometime in late January or February 2026 depending on the exact date that first semester of the year ends.