Samsung is expected to launch the Galaxy S26 Ultra later this month. The company will unveil it alongside the Galaxy S26 and Galaxy S26+. Interest in Samsung’s next flagship lineup continues to grow. New leaks keep appearing online.
Recently leaked renders now reveal key design details and colour options for the Galaxy S26 Ultra.
Galaxy S26 Ultra Colour Options Revealed
A retailer reportedly shared the leaked images. The renders suggest that Samsung may offer the Galaxy S26 Ultra in four colour variants. The phone features a hole-punch cutout for the front camera. The rear panel shows a quad-camera setup with raised metallic rings.
Design Changes Compared to Galaxy S25 Ultra
According to Android Headlines, Russian retailer Cifrus.ru has listed the Galaxy S26 Ultra. The listing reveals four colours: black, cobalt violet, sky blue, and white. Earlier leaks also mentioned a pink-gold version. Samsung may sell this colour as an online-exclusive option.
Samsung launched the Galaxy S25 Ultra in Titanium Black, Titanium Silverblue, Titanium Grey, and Titanium Whitesilver. The company also offered online-only colours such as Titanium Jetblack, Titanium Jadegreen, and Titanium Pinkgold.
The new renders suggest slimmer bezels and slightly rounded edges on the Galaxy S26 Ultra. Samsung also appears to have refreshed the rear camera layout. Instead of separate circular lenses, three sensors now sit vertically inside one metallic module. Samsung placed the laser autofocus sensor and LED flash next to the module.
Expected Specifications of Galaxy S26 Ultra
Samsung is likely to unveil the Galaxy S26 Ultra on February 25. The phone may run on the Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 chipset.
Reports suggest the device will feature a 6.9-inch QHD+ M14 CoE Dynamic AMOLED display. The screen could reach a peak brightness of 2,600 nits. Samsung may offer storage options of 256GB, 512GB, and 1TB.
The Galaxy S26 Ultra may pack a 5,000mAh battery with 60W fast charging support. On the camera side, Samsung could equip the phone with a 200-megapixel primary sensor as part of a quad rear-camera system.