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Leaked details suggest major camera improvements and high memory options for the Galaxy S26 Ultra
New leaks have revealed fresh details about the Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra, focusing on camera upgrades and memory options. The flagship device is expected to lead the Galaxy S26 lineup when Samsung announces it later this month.
A reliable industry tipster reports that the Galaxy S26 Ultra will use a 200 megapixel main camera with an F1.4 aperture. The phone will also feature a 50 megapixel telephoto camera with an F2.9 aperture. These changes improve on the Galaxy S25 Ultra, which used narrower apertures.
Wider apertures allow more light to reach the sensor. This improvement can reduce image noise and enhance photo clarity. Users may also notice better low-light performance and sharper zoom shots.
The leak also confirms that Samsung plans to keep a 16GB RAM and 1TB storage option for the Galaxy S26 Ultra. This decision stands out due to ongoing global memory shortages. The top configuration will likely remain limited to the most expensive model. Pricing details remain unclear for now.
Samsung is expected to unveil the Galaxy S26 series on February 26. Pre-orders may begin shortly after the announcement. Reports suggest that sales could start on March 11 in selected regions.
More leaks and official details should surface as the launch date approaches.
