Samsung Galaxy S26 & S26 Ultra Appear on Geekbench

Samsung‘s upcoming Galaxy S26 series has taken a significant step toward launch as the base Galaxy S26 (SM-S942U) and Galaxy S26 Ultra (SM-S948U) appeared on the Geekbench database on January 12, 2026. The benchmark listings reveal impressive performance scores and confirm key specifications ahead of the rumored February 2026 launch.

Powerful Performance Scores Revealed

The Geekbench listings showcase impressive results for both devices. The Galaxy S26 Ultra achieved 3,466 single-core and 11,035 multi-core scores, while the base Galaxy S26 recorded 3,378 single-core and 11,097 multi-core scores. Both devices are powered by the Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 chipset featuring six cores clocked at 3.63GHz and two performance cores at 4.19GHz.

Benchmark Specifications

Chipset and Software Details

Both devices feature the Adreno 840 GPU paired with the Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 processor. The listings confirm 12GB RAM configurations and Android 16 OS running on these upcoming flagships. However, previous reports suggest Samsung may also release Exynos 2600 variants for selected regions, particularly for the Ultra model.

The Galaxy S26 series reportedly includes base, Plus, and Ultra models this year, with Samsung dropping the Pro and Edge variants from earlier rumors. The US and Indian variants are confirmed to feature Qualcomm’s latest chipset, ensuring top-tier performance for demanding tasks and gaming.

For smartphone enthusiasts following flagship developments at TechnoSports, these benchmark appearances signal an imminent launch. Samsung’s official announcements are expected soon, likely during the company’s traditional February Unpacked event.

The Galaxy S26 series promises to continue Samsung’s flagship excellence with cutting-edge processors, enhanced AI capabilities, and the latest Android experience.

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