Samsung is gearing up to launch its next crop of products. Among the items on the list is the Galaxy S26 FE, which has already appeared in a few leaks. So far, we’ve heard rumours of a price hike, as well as some details on its chipset. Now, a recent report has offered another look at the smartphone, revealing its colour options.
Android Headlines has procured what appears to be official images of the device. Based on these renders, we can expect the Galaxy S26 FE to more or less match its fancier counterparts. The handset will apparently feature a similar flat frame with a pill-shaped camera module. Flipping it around, you will get a display with thin but not uniform bezels, as they are ever so slightly thicker at the bottom. That is, assuming the visuals are accurate anyway.
As for the colour options, the images include three options: black, green, and purple. According to the publication, these are all the available finishes for the device, although the names aren’t official. A previous leak did claim that the black and green variants are called Graphite and Aqua Green respectively. In any case, the black variant was previously seen in a WPC listing, so it’s safe to say that Samsung isn’t doing away with the hue anytime soon.
Appearances aside, the phone was recently certified by the US Federal Communications Commission (FCC), revealing more of its specifications. Apparently, the phone will pair an Exynos processor with a Qualcomm WiFi chip, which is a change from the all-Exynos setup on the S25 FE. Other than that, the filing revealed that the device will come with 45W wired charging, as well as support for wireless charging, WiFi 6 and NFC.
Although the listing did not include information on the Exynos chipset, past rumours have pointed to the Exynos 2500. The phone is also expected to feature 8GB of RAM and run on Android 17 via One UI 9. In Europe, the device could be priced from EUR799 (~RM3,738), which would make it more expensive than the current generation.
Still, these are all rumours at this point, so it’s best to take the information with a grain of salt. We’ll have confirmation once the phone launches. Based on Samsung’s track record, it could debut next month during IFA.
(Source: Android Headlines)
