Could Samsung’s Galaxy S26 Ultra release be delayed?


Experts say the change may happen because Samsung has made some last‑minute changes to the phone lineup. — Unsplash

SEOUL:  Samsung’s next big phone, the Galaxy S26 Ultra, might come out later than expected, with new reports suggesting the phone could be shown off at an event in late February 2026 instead of January and go on sale in March. This would be later than Samsung’s usual early‑year launch schedule.

Experts say the change may happen because Samsung has made some last‑minute changes to the phone lineup. The company once planned to replace one model with a new edge version, but those plans changed. These changes caused work on the phones to take longer.

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