The Galaxy S26 FE has been leaked in all its color variations, and at least one of them stands out with some character.

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      Samsung’s anticipated “budget” flagship has generated considerable buzz in recent weeks. With various camera leaks and details regarding its construction, almost all aspects of the Galaxy S26 FE have come to light. A new leak has now provided a comprehensive view of the device along with its color variations.

      A recent batch of leaked renders from AndroidHeadlines offers a clear glimpse of the Galaxy S26 FE in its three anticipated color choices. These images correspond with an earlier leak suggesting options of Graphite, Aqua Green, and a color that falls somewhere between blue and purple.

      At least one color has character.

      Graphite reflects the typical aesthetic expected from a contemporary Samsung device; it presents a dark, subtle, and conservative appearance. Aqua Green adds vibrancy to the selection, while the blue-purple hue stands out as the most unique among the three in the leaked visuals. This shade also appears similar to the recently introduced color featured in the Galaxy S26.

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      There may be additional exclusive finishes available on Samsung.com that have yet to surface, but current reports specifically highlight these three colors for the primary lineup. Samsung has yet to officially validate any of these options.

      It strongly resembles a Galaxy S26.

      The renders further emphasize the most notable visual update seen in earlier leaks. The Galaxy S25 FE’s three distinct protruding rear cameras will be replaced by the newer design language observed in the Galaxy S26 series.

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      Earlier reports have indicated the device could feature an Exynos 2500 processor, 8GB of RAM, and Android 17. However, these remain unverified rumors for now. We previously discussed the purported Exynos 2500 benchmark, where the S26 FE lagged behind the newer Exynos 2600 used in the standard Galaxy S26 by a significant margin.

      Samsung is anticipated to unveil the phone in September, aligning closely with last year’s Galaxy S25 FE launch. As this remains a leak, we must await an official announcement from Samsung to confirm these color details.

      Vikhyaat Vivek is a technology journalist and reviewer with seven years of experience in consumer hardware coverage, focusing on...

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