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The Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra continues to make headlines as fresh leaks surface, this time focusing on its display. According to reliable sources, the upcoming flagship will sport a 6.89-inch panel — ever so slightly larger than the S25 Ultra’s reported 6.86 inches. However, as usual, Samsung is expected to round this up to 6.9" in its official marketing.

While the size change is nearly negligible, well-known leaker Ice Universe hints at major advancements packed into the display itself. Though details are scarce, Samsung is expected to include some of its latest core display technologies, possibly improving brightness, refresh rate, or energy efficiency.

Beyond the screen, other rumored specs paint a mixed picture. The 5x telephoto camera will reportedly remain unchanged, while the 3x zoom may see a downgrade. However, the main camera sensor stays the same but receives an upgraded f/1.4 aperture, which could capture 47% more light for improved low-light photography.

The Galaxy S26 Ultra is expected to launch in January 2026, and more leaks are sure to follow as the date approaches.

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