Leaked images of the Galaxy S26 offer an advance glimpse at the subtle design modifications.

      Samsung seems to be maintaining a familiar design with slight modifications.

      Samsung is set to reveal its next flagship series later this month, and recent leaks are clarifying the expected changes in the Galaxy S26 lineup. Reports have already highlighted multiple hardware and software enhancements anticipated with these devices. Now, reliable leaker OnLeaks has provided images that illustrate the rumored design adjustments more clearly.

      As indicated in earlier leaks, the images suggest a potential redesign of the camera, featuring a vertical, pill-shaped camera module with three sensors. The high-end Galaxy S26 Ultra appears to include two additional sensors and an LED flash positioned to the right of the camera module, whereas the standard Galaxy S26 seems to have just a flash module.

      Another image showcases the bottom edge of the Galaxy S26 Ultra, displaying a USB-C port located between the SIM slot and a single speaker grille. The S Pen slot seems to be positioned closer to the corner, which has a rounder shape than before, possibly providing a more comfortable grip compared to the Galaxy S25 Ultra.

      While the images do not clearly depict the other sides, antenna bands are visible along the top and left edges. The button layout is expected to mirror last year’s models, with both the volume and power buttons located on the upper half of the right edge.

      Anticipate more substantial internal upgrades

      Although the Galaxy S26 series may not show significant differences from last year's models in terms of design, notable internal improvements are anticipated. Alongside a new SoC, which could be Qualcomm’s latest flagship chip or Samsung’s Exynos 2600, the Galaxy S26 models are expected to see advancements in camera capabilities and software.

      Samsung has yet to officially announce its next Galaxy Unpacked event, but further leaks revealing additional information and the launch timeline should emerge in the upcoming weeks.

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