Galaxy S26 Pro Renders Reveal Slimmer Design with Camera Bump

Samsung’s Galaxy S26 lineup is coming into clearer focus. Over the past few days, we have seen CAD renders of all three models, revealing their design. Now, we have another set of CAD renders for the base model, the Galaxy S26 Pro. Shared by Android Headlines, the new images show the phone from multiple angles, confirming its design changes.

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Galaxy S26 Pro renders surface months before launch

If leaks are accurate, Samsung will launch the Galaxy S26 Pro as the successor to this year’s base Galaxy S25. Whether the new “Pro” branding brings major internal upgrades remains to be seen, but the exterior is definitely getting a refresh. Most notably, Samsung is bringing back a camera island, primarily due to a slimmer design. The phone gets a pill-shaped vertical module that houses three lenses. The refined lens styling gives the phone a more premium appearance.

The rest of the look is very Samsung-ish. There’s a centered hole-punch selfie camera with thin, uniform bezels. The phone seemingly has a flat aluminum frame with slightly curved edges for grip comfort. The back panel is also flat, while the corners are rounded. All buttons on the right side — standard Samsung stuff.

As mentioned above, the Galaxy S26 Pro is slimmer than the S25. It has dimensions of 149.3 x 71.4 x 6.96mm (10.23mm with camera bump), while the S25 measures 146.9 x 70.5 x 7.2mm. As you can see, Samsung has slimmed the phone by over 0.2mm, while making it 2.4mm taller and about 1mm wider. These dimension changes allowed the company to pack a 6.3-inch display instead of a 6.2-inch panel.

Moreover, the Galaxy S26 Pro could get a 4,300mAh battery, up from the S25’s 4,000mAh cell. There are also rumors of built-in magnets for Qi2 charging, similar to Apple’s MagSafe. This move likely means Samsung will drop Wireless PowerShare (reverse wireless charging). The ultrawide camera may also get upgraded to a 50MP sensor, a big jump from the 12MP unit on the S25.

The entire Galaxy S26 lineup (also including the S26 Edge and S26 Ultra) will debut in Q1 2026, most likely in January. Samsung likely has more surprises in store, so stay tuned.