A massive leak from WinFuture reveals nearly all details about Samsung's upcoming Galaxy S26 series, leaving little to the imagination ahead of the Galaxy Unpacked event later this month. The leak covers the base S26, S26 Plus, and flagship S26 Ultra, detailing display upgrades, performance splits, and camera improvements that could finally address long-standing criticisms of Samsung's base models.

Display specs remain largely familiar across the lineup, with the S26 getting a 6.3-inch FHD+ panel, the Plus model featuring a 6.7-inch QHD+ screen, and the Ultra stretching to 6.9 inches with Gorilla Armor 2 protection. Performance will follow Samsung's regional strategy, with Exynos 2600 chips in most S26 and Plus models, while the Ultra gets Qualcomm's Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 globally. All models ship with at least 12GB RAM, with the Ultra offering up to 16GB and 1TB storage options.

Charging sees the most significant upgrade, with the Ultra finally getting 60W wired charging to compete with Chinese rivals, though wireless charging remains at 25W without native MagSafe-style magnets. The camera system gets a major boost on the Ultra with a 200MP primary sensor featuring f/1.4 aperture, paired with a 50MP periscope lens offering 5× optical zoom. Early European pricing suggests the S26 starts around €999, with the Ultra reaching €1,469, positioning Samsung's incremental improvements as meaningful rather than revolutionary.