Samsung may be in deeper trouble than anyone could’ve imagined. After a rumor claimed that the company had canceled the Galaxy S26 Edge, it now appears that the company may delay the whole Galaxy S26 series due to development issues.
Samsung may release the Galaxy S26 in March next year
Issues with the development of the base Galaxy S26 model may force Samsung to delay the launch of its upcoming flagships by two months. A new report(translated source) from Techmaniacs claims that the company is planning to launch the new devices in March next year.
It is unclear what specific issues Samsung is facing in the development of the Galaxy S26, but the device’s development and design are still not complete. However, the Galaxy S26 Ultra is now finished and ready for production.
A display upgrade for the S26 Ultra
Image Credit - OnLeaks and AndroidHeadlines
The report claims that the Galaxy S26 Ultra will get a 10-bit display, which would be an improvement over the 8-bit panel of the Galaxy S25 Ultra. The device may also get a Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 for Galaxy chipset and 12GB RAM. The Galaxy S26, on the other hand, could feature an Exynos 2600 chipset.
Would you wait two months longer for the Galaxy S26 series?
Yes
53.85%
Maybe, if something better doesn’t come up by then
23.08%
No, I’ll buy another device if those are delayed
23.08%
While this report should be taken with a grain of salt, it could end up correct. The rumors about the Galaxy S26 family are still mixed, which could mean that the company is yet to make final decisions about the devices. We expect a base model with a new Pro moniker, a likely Plus model, and the top-notch Ultra model.
Is that a bad sign for Samsung?
While Samsung hasn’t shared any official details about the Galaxy S26, delaying the announcement and launch of its new flagship phones will raise questions. However, what’s important in the end is how good the new devices will be. As long as the company doesn’t make compromises with the quality, everyone will be happy, even if they have to wait a bit longer.
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