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A Finnish online retailer has apparently spilled key details about Samsung's upcoming Galaxy S26 family, revealing colorways, storage tiers and several model numbers for the S26, S26+ and S26 Ultra. Here’s a clear look at what leaked and what it could mean for buyers worldwide.
Which colors and storage sizes showed up in the leak?
The retailer lists the same four core color options for the Galaxy S26 and S26+: Black, White, Sky Blue and Cobalt Violet. The S26 Ultra appears in those four shades as well, with storage configurations of 256GB, 512GB and 1TB. Notably, Samsung’s base S26 model now starts at 256GB — an overdue upgrade from the long-standing 128GB base.
- Galaxy S26: Black, White, Sky Blue, Cobalt Violet — 256GB and 512GB (Enterprise Edition: Black, 256GB)
- Galaxy S26+: Black, White, Sky Blue, Cobalt Violet — 256GB and 512GB
- Galaxy S26 Ultra: Black, White, Sky Blue, Cobalt Violet — 256GB, 512GB, 1TB (Enterprise Edition: Black, 256GB)
Are these colors final?
Not necessarily. Prominent leaker Evan Blass earlier suggested additional Ultra colorways such as Silver Shadow and Pink Gold, so differences are likely down to region or retailer exclusives. Samsung has a history of reserving certain finishes for its own store or specific markets — remember the S25 Ultra’s Jade Green or Titanium Pink Gold exclusives? It’s plausible the EU retailer listing reflects what will ship locally rather than Samsung’s full global palette.
What about the model numbers?
The Finnish site included model codes for each color and storage combo, which is useful for tracking inventory and carrier listings. Retail SKUs help indicate which configurations retailers will stock at launch, but don’t always represent every global variant. Example SKU patterns the listing showed:
- S26 (Black 256GB): SM-S942BZKGEUB
- S26+ (White 512GB): SM-S947BZWGEUB
- S26 Ultra (Cobalt Violet 1TB): SM-S948BZVHEUB
If you track specific SKUs for import or warranty reasons, the full set of model numbers in the leak is worth checking — just be prepared for regional variation.
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Launch timing and what to expect next
The retailer didn’t share a launch date, but leaks and industry chatter point to Samsung Unpacked taking place around February 25, with a pre-sale window running roughly March 5–10 and general availability starting March 11. Expect official confirmation from Samsung soon; until then, treat these retailer listings as a strong indication rather than a final roadmap.
Why should you care? If you want a specific color or storage tier — or you’re looking for an Enterprise Edition — early SKU leaks help you plan preorders, trade-ins and where to buy to get the exact configuration you want.
Source: gsmarena
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