Galaxy S26+ and S26 Leaks May Have Just Revealed Final Design and Dimensions

Whether Samsung launches the Galaxy S26 Edge or the S26 Pro, for that matter, remains to be seen. For now, we know that Samsung plans to continue its tradition and bring the classic trio to the launch event. As we get closer, some interesting tidbits about the Galaxy S26 and Galaxy S26+ are knocking our doors.

Galaxy S26+ renders are here

Android Headlines, with leaker OnLeaks, has published renders of the Galaxy S26+ and shared updated dimensions for the base model. One of the renders shows the phone in an orange-like shade. The outlet notes that these are only visual representations and not official images. Leaker Max Jambor also says Samsung will not offer an orange color for the Galaxy S26 series.

According to the leak, the Galaxy S26+ will feature a 6.7-inch flat display with a centered punch-hole camera and slim, symmetrical bezels. The device reportedly measures 158.4 x 75.7 x 7.35 mm, which makes it slightly thicker than the Galaxy S25+. Good folks at 9to5Google points out that this may be related to a previous leak suggesting the addition of Qi2 magnetic charging.

Additionally, the Galaxy S26+ appears to adopt a camera layout similar to the Galaxy Z Fold 7. This could be one of the key design changes for the Galaxy S26 series. Earlier leaks about the Galaxy S25 Ultra, along with several design sketches, suggested the same, so this development isn’t unexpected.

Might Samsung be planning a fully Qi2 surprise with the Galaxy S26?

The Galaxy S26, which was previously rumored to launch as the “Pro”, will reportedly measure 149.5 x 71.6 x 7.24 mm. It’s slightly thicker than the current Galaxy S25, possibly hinting at the inclusion of Qi2 magnets. Take note, however, Ice Universe said that the Galaxy S26 could just be 6.9mm thick. The outlet adds that Samsung may still be making final adjustments, so these could end up being the final dimensions.

Samsung’s launch timeline also appears to be shifting. According to a new report from Korea, the company does not plan to delay the next Unpacked event. This suggests the Galaxy S26 series could debut in late January, with retail availability expected before mid-February.