Leak reveals Galaxy S26 Ultra with 2nm Exynos 2600 and 60W charge

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Samsung prepares the launch of the seriesGalaxy S26, with emphasis on the modelUltra, which should bring significant advances in processing, loading and design. Recent Vazamentos indicate that the 2026 flagship will arrive with the chipsetExynos 2600in some regions andSnapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5in others, in addition to faster charging. The eventGalaxy UnpackedIt probably occurs in February 2026, on San Francisco.

Samsung officially announced theExynos 2600, the first chipset for smartphones manufactured in the process of2nmwith technologyGate-All-Around (GAA). Esse processor promises gains of up to39%in CPU performance and113%in neural unit (NPU) compared to the previous generation, focusing on artificial intelligence tasks.

  • The Exynos 2600 equips modelsGalaxy S26 e S26+in select markets such as Coreia from Sul and Europa.
  • O Galaxy S26 Ultraglobally uses theSnapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5, from Qualcomm.
  • Samsung introduces technologyHeat Path Block (HPB)to improve heat dissipation and avoid performance drops over prolonged use.

Processor advances with 2nm node

The Exynos 2600 marks the world premiere of a mobile chipset in2nm, surpassing competitors like Apple and Qualcomm in this transition. The configuration includes ten CPU cores, with high clock speeds, and a GPU based on AMD architecture for games and ray tracing.

Reinforced NPU supports advanced features ofGalaxy AI, planned for theOne UI 8.5. Certificações regulatory confirm connectivity asWiFi 7, Bluetooth 6.0and possibly satellite communication in specific variants.

Initial benchmarks suggest competitive performance, although regional variations may occur due to the split between Exynos and Snapdragon.

Charging breaks the 45W barrier

One of the most anticipated new features is the increase in loading speed. Certificações in China (3C) and in the Estados Unidos (FCC) indicate support for60WnodeGalaxy S26 Ultra, modelSM-S948.

This represents an increase of approximately33%in relation to the45Wmaintained since theS20 Ultra. Samsung listed a charger60W (EP-T6010) on regional sites, compliant with the standardUSB PD 3.1 PPS.

  • The battery should remain around5,000mAhor slightly higher, with high-density technologies to keep the device thin.
  • There is complete integration into the standardQi2, including internal magnetic ring for accessories such as wireless chargers and cases.

Design adopts rounded corners

CAD renders and leaked screensavers point to more rounded corners on theS26 Ultra, abandoning the straight and angular edges of previous generations. Essa change improves ergonomics, especially on a large device.

The display grows to6.9 incheswith panelDynamic AMOLED 2X, maximum brightness of up to3,000 nitsand thickness reduced to approx.7.9mm. The unified camera island returns, contributing to the cleaner look.

Cameras prioritize refinements

The Samsung focuses on optical improvements rather than extra megapixels. The main sensor200MPgains wider aperture (f/1.4), capturing more light in low lighting.

  • The telephoto lens3xcan go from10MPto12MP, with improved HDR.
  • Other sensors, such as ultrawide and periscope5x, remain similar, prioritizing quality over quantity.

Launch takes place in February 2026

Korean press reports indicate that theGalaxy Unpackedhappens inFebruary 25, 2026, in San Francisco, with sales starting in March. The delay compared to January allows for software and hardware optimization with an emphasis on AI.

The seriesGalaxy S26is positioned as an evolution correcting old criticisms, such as slow loading and heating in Exynos variants. With the first chipset of2nmand refinements in design and cameras, the lineup seeks competitiveness against rivals such as Apple and Chinese brands.

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