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A new Samsung 60W power brick has surfaced quietly on the company’s official website, opening the door to speculation about what this unexpected listing could mean for future Galaxy flagships. While the South Korean tech giant has not made any official announcement about the device, the product page of the new charger mentions all its key specifications and features. This power brick may power up the upcoming Galaxy S26 Ultra at 60W speed.

Why this new charger hints at the Galaxy S26 Ultra

Samsung 60W charger
Samsung 60W charger

Last month, Android Authority highlighted evidence from early One UI 8.5 that referenced new charging levels beyond Samsung’s existing Super Fast Charging and Super Fast Charging 2.0 profiles. These have traditionally corresponded to 25W and 45W limits on current Galaxy models.

The presence of a new fast charging tier in the leaked code implies a higher charging class is in the works, and this aligns closely with Samsung’s fresh 60W power adapter listing. The combination of both developments has fuelled speculation that this accessory could be intended for the Galaxy S26 Ultra, potentially marking Samsung’s first step into faster wired charging since the S20 Ultra.

Samsung 60W power adaptor specifications

The EP-T6010NBEGWW charger supports up to 60W through PD 3.1, with both PDO and PPS modes available for compatible devices. Samsung highlights low standby consumption, with figures below 5 mW, and the adapter includes protection against overheating, overcurrent and short circuits.

It is also positioned as a universal Type-C charger suited for smartphones, tablets, wearables and even Galaxy Books. The listing confirms Super Fast Charging 2.0 compatibility with newer Galaxy devices, although the higher wattage further strengthens speculation that this charger is part of Samsung’s next-generation charging solution.

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