Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra's battery capacity and primary camera details surface
Briefly

The Samsung Galaxy S26 series is anticipated to launch in January 2026, with rumors circulating about the features of the S26 Ultra. The device is expected to maintain a 5,000 mAh battery capacity as seen in the S25 Ultra. However, the energy density is reportedly increased, making the battery smaller without any increase in total capacity. Additionally, faster charging capabilities may be introduced. The S26 Ultra is also rumored to feature a 200MP primary camera, though details on a new sensor remain unclear.
The Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra packed a 5,000 mAh battery, and according to GalaxyClub and UniverseIce, that's not changing with the Galaxy S26 Ultra, with the latter claiming that while the battery capacity remains the same, the energy density has been increased, making S26 Ultra's 5,000 mAh battery smaller than the S25 Ultra's.
UniverseIce also states that the S26 Ultra could charge faster, but doesn't provide specifics. The S25 Ultra charges at up to 45W.
GalaxyClub claimed that it will have a 200MP resolution, like the S25 Ultra, but it's unclear whether the camera will use a new sensor.
The Galaxy S26 series won't be unveiled before January 2026, so expect to hear more about the lineup in the coming months.
Read at GSMArena.com
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