Samsung Galaxy S26 Series Colours and Storage Options Leaked
A Finnish online retailer has inadvertently revealed the storage capacities and colour variants for the upcoming Samsung Galaxy S26 series, including the Galaxy S26, S26+ and S26 Ultra models. While the retailer remains unnamed, the leak offers a detailed glimpse into what buyers in Europe might expect when the new flagship line launches. Notably, the Galaxy S26 Ultra will come in four distinct colours: Black, White, Sky Blue and Cobalt Violet, with storage options ranging from 256GB to 1TB.
Alongside the standard Galaxy S26 Ultra models, there will be an Enterprise Edition available exclusively in Black with 256GB of storage. This edition appears to be targeted at business users, as seen in previous Samsung releases. The Galaxy S26 and S26+ are set to share the same colour palette as the Ultra, but interestingly, only the vanilla Galaxy S26 will have an Enterprise Edition variant.
Details on Model Numbers and Storage
The leak also includes specific model numbers for each variant, which is a useful detail for those tracking Samsung’s product line-up closely. The Galaxy S26 Ultra’s storage options include 256GB, 512GB and 1TB, while the S26 and S26+ models appear to offer 256GB and 512GB options only. A significant change is that the base Galaxy S26 no longer starts at 128GB, marking a welcome upgrade in storage capacity from previous generations.
Additionally, the leak confirms that there will be no Edge or Pro models in this series, which aligns with recent rumours about Samsung streamlining its flagship offerings. The colour-matched SIM trays for the S26 Ultra were also highlighted, a subtle design touch that enhances the overall aesthetic.
Comparisons and Colour Variations
Interestingly, this leak contrasts with earlier information shared by well-known leaker Evan Blass, who suggested the S26 Ultra would be available in six colours, including Silver Shadow and Pink Gold, beyond the four colours listed by the Finnish retailer. This discrepancy could be explained by regional variations, with some colours potentially exclusive to certain markets or Samsung’s own online store, similar to previous exclusives like Jade Green and Titanium Pink Gold for the Galaxy S25 Ultra.
Such regional exclusivity is a common strategy for Samsung, allowing it to tailor offerings to different consumer preferences while also creating a sense of uniqueness for certain markets.
What to Expect Next
While the retailer did not provide any new information about the official launch date, current reports suggest that Samsung’s Unpacked event is likely scheduled for 25 February. Pre-orders are expected to open between 5 and 10 March, with the official sales launch commencing on 11 March. As the launch approaches, further details about pricing, availability, and additional features are likely to emerge.
For now, these storage and colour leaks give a clearer picture of Samsung’s upcoming flagship line, highlighting incremental but meaningful upgrades that could appeal to both general consumers and enterprise users.