Galaxy S26 Ultra 360-Degree Renders Give Us the Best Look at the Flagship Yet

Samsung is all set to unveil the Galaxy S26 series in February this year and we've already seen a barrage of leaks revealing the design and specifications of the smartphones. However, the latest leak gives us a full 360-degree tour of the Galaxy S26 Ultra, highlighting its design changes from every angle.

Galaxy S26 Ultra design leak reveals no room for speculation

Renowned tipster Evan Blass shared a video on X which revealed the full live design of the Galaxy S26 Ultra in Cobalt Violet from every angle. Although the video has now been taken down, folks over at Sammy Fans managed to grab a few snapshots of the design, giving us our best look at the smartphone yet.

The new renders confirm the previously leaked Galaxy S26 Ultra renders and rumours. The smartphone will feature slightly more rounded corners and thinner bezels than its predecessor. The rear camera module is moving away from independent camera modules to three vertical cameras stationed on an island.

The rest of the modules sit just beside the island, separated by an LED flash in the middle. We can also see that Samsung has ditched the rings it introduced in the Galaxy S25. The change isn't just cosmetic but functional, as the Galaxy S26 Ultra could bring camera upgrades with new 50 MP periscope and ultrawide sensors.

Beyond the design, the Galaxy S26 series could get a Privacy Display feature, allowing users to protect their data from onlookers reading their screens. The Galaxy S26 Ultra is expected to feature Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 with up to 16 GB of LPDDR5X RAM and 1 TB of UFS 4.1 storage.

Besides, while Samsung could stick to using a 5,000mAh battery, the Galaxy S26 Ultra charging speeds could be bumped to 60W. The standard Galaxy S26 and Galaxy S26+ could run Exynos 2600 in Europe, India and many other regions, while the S26 Ultra will be Snapdragon-only worldwide.

Galaxy S26 series launch date is reportedly set for February 25, 2026, where Samsung is also set to unveil One UI 8.5 based on Android 16. With less than three weeks to go, more details about more of the potential key specifications and pricing should surface as we inch closer to launch. Stay tuned!