The first renders of Samsung’s upcoming Galaxy S26 Ultra have surfaced, courtesy of Android Headlines in partnership with OnLeaks.
From the front, the Galaxy S26 Ultra looks familiar. It keeps the flat display introduced with its predecessor, along with slim, uniform bezels and a centered punch-hole camera.
The corners appear slightly softened, which should make the device feel less sharp in the hand. It’s not a dramatic change, but it’s noticeable nonetheless.
On the right side, you’ll find a power button below the volume rocker. The left side is clean, while the bottom houses the SIM tray, USB-C port, speaker, and the S Pen. The stylus is still tucked into the bottom-left corner.
The big changes
An interesting detail missing from the Android Headlines report is the change in the stylus’s shape. According to reliable tipster Ice Universe, the S26 Ultra’s S Pen will adopt a curved design, unlike the sharp and boxy silhouette still reminiscent of the Galaxy Note phones.
Visually, the biggest changes appear on the back. The S26 Ultra will carry four rear cameras, though the design looks more layered this time. Three cameras are vertically aligned on a pill-shaped island, which reportedly protrudes about 4.5mm. Next to the middle lens sits the fourth camera, but instead of joining the island, it juts out directly from the backplate. The LED flash and an additional sensor cutout are positioned above it.
As for measurements, the phone will reportedly be around 7.9mm thick, excluding the camera bump. The backplate itself looks completely flat, while the metal frame has subtle curves at the edges to improve grip.
All in all, the Galaxy S26 Ultra doesn’t bring a major design overhaul. Still, there seem to be some small generational refinements throughout.
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