The upcoming Samsung Galaxy S26 FE, potentially launching on September 1, 2026, may come with a significant price increase compared to its predecessor. Leaks from France suggest that all storage tiers could see price hikes, with the 128GB, 256GB, and 512GB variants reportedly costing €50, €90, and €150 more, respectively.

The base 128GB model is rumored to start at €749, an increase of €50, while the 256GB version could cost €809 (€90 more). The top-tier 512GB model might be priced at €929, a substantial €150 jump. Despite potential price increases, the 128GB option is expected to remain the base storage, unlike the flagship Galaxy S26 series.

These price adjustments are speculated to be due to industry-wide component shortages and rising RAM prices. The Galaxy S26 FE is also expected to feature three color options: Graphite, Aqua Green, and a new deep blue-purple. Design leaks indicate it will closely resemble the flagship Galaxy S26 family, potentially featuring Samsung's Exynos 2500 chip.