The new model of the Galaxy S series has almost no secrets left: it has been teased in every possible way and now it’s time for the unofficial render images. The new leak reveals all the color options coming and gives us a close-up view of what to expect aesthetically.
The Asian tech giant has not yet confirmed the launch of the Samsung Galaxy S26 FE, but there are plenty of hints and they are increasing progressively. This can only mean one thing: the launch is imminent and the September window is the most likely timeframe.
Meanwhile, after the covers, now it’s the turn of the real phone: the device has been teased by some unofficial images, which “confirm” the color options. The new FE model will be available in black, green and purple, but it’s not known whether there will be other shades.
The back features an oval capsule-shaped island containing a triple camera setup; beside it there is space for the LED flash while the front houses a large display, with a centered hole for the selfie camera and symmetrical bezels. The overall look is almost identical to that of the Galaxy S26, so nothing new on this front.
Waiting for a nod from Samsung, the rumors cover almost all specifications and reach as far as the possible price in Europe. There is talk of price increases and configurations starting from 128 GB, now obsolete for a high-end model.
If confirmed, one thing will be clear: the era of the budget flagship in the Galaxy S family is coming to an end, and the reason lies in the memory crisis and its effects on the tech sector.
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