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Samsung’s next flagship lineup, the Galaxy S26 series, is already starting to take shape ahead of its official debut. New details suggest the phones will arrive with updated hardware and a familiar launch timeline, though some uncertainty remains.
According to a Korean publication, Samsung plans to unveil the Galaxy S26 lineup in February. The launch is expected to take place at a dedicated event somewhere in the United States, following the company’s recent flagship launch pattern.
At the same time, Samsung has confirmed the Exynos 2600 chipset. The new processor will power select Galaxy S26 models in certain markets, continuing the company’s split-chip strategy.
Earlier reports from November also pointed to a February launch. However, a later claim suggested Samsung could move the announcement to January instead. As a result, the launch window has shifted back and forth in recent months.
For now, February appears to be the most likely timeframe. Still, the final date remains unclear until Samsung makes an official announcement.
