Samsung Galaxy S26+ Leak: First Renders Show Familiar Design

Samsung's Galaxy S26+ has surfaced in CAD-based renders courtesy of reliable leaker @OnLeaks, revealing a familiar flat design with triple rear cameras. Interestingly, the S26+ appears to be replacing the…

By Hardik Dhamija

November 12, 2025

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Samsung’s Galaxy S26+ has surfaced in CAD-based renders courtesy of reliable leaker @OnLeaks, revealing a familiar flat design with triple rear cameras. Interestingly, the S26+ appears to be replacing the rumored S26 Edge, consolidating Samsung’s lineup for 2026.

Samsung Galaxy S26+ Surfaces in First Set of Renders

The leaked renders show design language nearly identical to the S25 series, featuring a flat display, minimal bezels, and a triple camera setup with a distinctive deco similar to the previously rumored S25 Edge. This suggests Samsung is prioritizing continuity over radical redesigns.

Specification	Galaxy S26+
Dimensions	158.4 x 75.7 x 7.35mm
Display	6.7″ QHD+ LTPO (1-120Hz)
Processor	Exynos 2600 (most markets) / Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 (Ultra only)
RAM	12GB
Battery	4,900mAh
Charging	Qi2 wireless with magnets
Cameras	Triple rear setup
Launch	February 2026, San Francisco
Replaces	Galaxy S26 Edge (cancelled)

Exynos 2600 Powers Most Markets

Samsung will reportedly use the Exynos 2600 SoC for both the S26 and S26+ in major markets, reserving the premium Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 exclusively for the S26 Ultra globally. This marks a return to Samsung’s regional chipset strategy that has previously sparked debate among consumers.

The device measures 158.4 x 75.7 x 7.35mm, nearly identical to the S25+, and retains the 6.7-inch QHD+ LTPO display with 1-120Hz adaptive refresh rate and 4,900mAh battery. A notable upgrade includes Qi2 wireless charging support with magnets, bringing MagSafe-style functionality to Galaxy devices.

Samsung is expected to unveil the Galaxy S26 series in February 2026 at a San Francisco event, following its traditional early-year flagship launch cycle. For official details, check Samsung’s website.

The decision to replace the S26 Edge with the S26+ suggests Samsung is streamlining its portfolio, potentially avoiding confusion between multiple mid-tier variants. For more smartphone leaks and tech news, visit TechnoSports.

With incremental upgrades and familiar design, the S26+ appears positioned as a safe evolution rather than a revolutionary leap, appealing to users who prioritize refinement over radical change.