In 2025, possibly something significant in the flagship Galaxy S line. As usual, the Galaxy S25, S25+, and S25 Ultra will all be available in January. However, the Korean manufacturer may abandon the Galaxy S26 in 2026, which would mean a significant shift in its range. The Galaxy S26 may not even be released by the firm.
This is reminiscent of a similar decision made by Samsung with their tablets, where only the Galaxy Tab S9+ and S9 Ultra variants were released in 2023 instead of the regular Galaxy Tab S9. It appears that Samsung is prepared to follow suit with its S series smartphones.
With the cancellation of the ordinary Galaxy S26, only the Galaxy S26+ and S26 Ultra are expected to appear, maybe in January 2026. This stated modification coincides with heightened rivalry from Chinese producers who are purportedly preparing to launch more compact, high-end gadgets.
Against this competition, the Galaxy S25 might find it difficult, and the S26 might be even more susceptible. Although Ice Universe, the source of this report, has a history of being largely trustworthy, they have a history of exaggerating, thus this information should be regarded with care.
The Galaxy S24 FE, the company’s most recent release, was revealed last week and will go on sale in stores in October. It is anticipated to arrive in Pakistan a little later than anticipated, by November, and cost Rs. 224,999.
The phone has a few improvements, including a slightly larger vapor chamber for cooling and an improved screen. It sports a 4,700 mAh battery with 25W wired and 15W wireless charging, and it is powered by the Exynos 2400e chipset.
