Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra allegedly leaked on video: Expected India launch date, specs and price details
Samsung S26 Ultra may have leaked online as a video showing an early version of the phone has surfaced, hinting at its design and features.
The device is rumoured to offer a large display, powerful performance, long battery life, and advanced cameras.
Samsung may unveil the Galaxy S26 Ultra in February 2026, with India pricing expected to be premium.
Samsung is now gearing up to introduce the Galaxy S26 series. The early leaks suggest that the lineup could introduce the Galaxy S26, S26+ and Galaxy S26 Ultra. While the first two devices will receive minor upgrades, all the spotlight will be on the Galaxy S26 Ultra. And as a result, the device has been a hot topic for the leaksters. To fuel these rumours, a potential unboxing video of Galaxy S26 Ultra has surfaced online.
SurveyHowever, the video seems to show an early or test version of the phone. While Samsung has not acknowledged the video, the design and details match earlier leaks about the Galaxy S26 Ultra. The video was shared by Ice Universe, who is known for giving reliable early leaks about Samsung phones, so many people believe it could be real. Based on this leaked video and earlier reports, here is a simple and clear look at what the Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra may offer, including its expected launch time in India, possible features, and price.
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Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra India launch date
Samsung is expected to launch the Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra in the upcoming Galaxy Unpacked 2026 event, which is reported to be held on February 25, 2026, in San Francisco. At this event, the company is expected to launch the Galaxy S26 series, including the Galaxy S26 Ultra.
Going by Samsung’s usual pattern, the phone could arrive in India a few weeks after the global launch. However, Samsung has not officially confirmed the India launch date yet. The Galaxy S25 series was launched earlier than expected, so there is also a small chance that Samsung may change its schedule again. For now, February 2026 remains the most likely launch window.
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Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra specs
Early leaks suggest that the Galaxy S26 Ultra could come with a large 6.9-inch display and a high refresh rate of 120Hz. Furthermore, the device is also expected to go up to the peak brightness of 3,000 nits. Under the hood the device is expected to run on the latest Snapdragon processor. Aside from that, the device may come with 16GB of RAM, and the storage options may go up to 1TB.
The device is tipped to pack a 5,000mAh battery with fast wired charging and improved wireless charging. The recently leaked video also shows that the Galaxy S26 Ultra may come with a triple camera setup that is rumoured to feature a 200MP main camera, along with a 50MP ultrawide, a 50MP telephoto lens with 5x optical zoom, and a 10MP telephoto lens. Lastly, the device is expected to run on One UI 8.5, which is based on Android 16.
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Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra India price (Expected)
While the company has not officially announced the prices of the Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra yet, the reports suggest that it could launch around Rs 1,34,999. However, please note that these are just expected prices, and the original price will be revealed at the time of the launch.
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