Samsung has quietly introduced a Galaxy S26 Enterprise Edition with 128GB storage, priced at £660 for corporate customers. This corporate-only variant joins a 256GB version retailing at £899, both significantly cheaper than the standard Galaxy S26 which starts at 256GB. The 128GB storage option stands out as unusual given that the regular consumer model doesn't even offer that capacity.

Like other Enterprise Edition devices, this phone comes with Samsung Knox suite benefits including three years of enhanced business support and a one-year subscription to Samsung's security tools. The Personal Data Engine feature provides additional privacy controls for corporate users. IT departments can leverage Knox to remotely manage device fleets and bolster cybersecurity protections against malware and other threats.

The £239 price difference between the 128GB and 256GB Enterprise models makes the lower-capacity option tempting for businesses, though the storage limitation remains puzzling. While consumers can't purchase these Enterprise Edition phones directly, the pricing strategy suggests Samsung is targeting cost-conscious corporate buyers who prioritize budget over storage capacity. This move follows Samsung's recent launch of the Galaxy S26 Ultra Enterprise Edition, expanding the company's business-focused smartphone lineup.