The first render images of Samsung's new flagship model—the Galaxy S26 Ultra—have appeared online. These images were presented by the famous insider OnLeaks and they provide the first information about the smartphone's external appearance and main technical features.
According to this, the Galaxy S26 Ultra will have a rear panel design similar to the Galaxy Z Fold7. Instead of separate lenses as in the previous S25 Ultra, they will be housed in an "island" consisting of a single camera block. The main camera will remain 200 megapixels, and the sensor size will be 1/1.3 inches.
According to OnLeaks, the main module's aperture has been improved from f/1.7 to f/1.4. In addition, the camera system is expected to include a 50 MP ultra-wide-angle lens and two periscope lenses, one of which will have a 10 MP sensor.
The device's thickness is said not to exceed 7.9 mm (up to 12.4 mm at the camera block). The Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra presentation is expected to take place in January 2026, 4PDA reported.
