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- The upcoming Galaxy S26 Ultra is rumored to provide a 5,000mAh battery facility, which is similar to the previous Galaxy S Ultra Flagship since 2020.
- The primary camera on the Galaxy S26 Ultra is expected to maintain a 200MP sensor, potentially marks three generations without a significant upgradation to this component.
- These initial leaks suggest that the Galaxy S26 Ultra can only upgrade minor hardware, which may disappoint fans.
Samsung is ready to launch the Galaxy Z Fold 7 and Galaxy Z Flip 7 next week, but we are already coming to leaks Galaxy S26 SeriesUnfortunately, if you were waiting for the blockbuster upgrade, you are for some massive disappointment, as it seems that Samsung will stick to the rhythm of the slight hardware upgrade to the Galaxy S26 series.
According to a report from GalaxyThe Galaxy S26 Ultra will once again maintain a 5,000mAh battery, which is the same as the Galaxy S25 Ultra of the previous year. In fact, since the launch of ultra flagship, all Galaxy S Ultra Flagship has retained the same 5,000mAh battery capacity. To hit the statistical home, Samsung has equipped the Galaxy S20 Ultra, S21 Ultra, S22 Ultra, S23 Ultra, S24 Ultra, S25 with a 5,000mAh battery on Ultra, and the S26 is expected to do so again for the S26 Ultra.
You can still expect a little better battery life, depending on the adaptation of software and other hardware parts. However, flying is not expected, as Samsung has not actually upgraded the battery of S Ultra Flagship since 2020. It is packing in large silicone-carbon batteries despite many Chinese OEMs, some China-centered smartphones are expected to touch the battery capacity of 7,000-8,000mAh in 2026.
If you were expecting Camera upgrade, especially after hearing about Galaxy S26’s new main sensorYou are for more disappointment. The report mentions that the Galaxy S26 Ultra will once again stick with the 200MP main sensor, and it is not clear that it is also clear. A new sensor.
The Samsung Galaxy S23 has been stuck with the 200MP isocell HP2 for the main camera since Ultra. If the S26 Ultra also ends with the same sensor, it would mean three generations without upgrading the most commonly used rear camera on the company’s top-tier flagship, which is quite ridiculous that the Galaxy S Ultra Flagship is usually commanded.
Of course, all this is initial information, and a hardware upgrade can be planned for other areas of the phone in Samsung. We hope that it is like this, because otherwise the Galaxy S26 Ultra looks very stale so far.
