A new 3D render showing a rotating Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra has appeared online, and it hasn’t taken long to find copyright strikes forcing them to disappear. But not before we could get a glimpse, nor before it could be uploaded elsewhere. It gives us a clearer view of the new flagship smartphone than the previous leaked images posted by Android Headlines a few days ago.

Samsung hasn’t announced the Samsung S26 series release date yet, though everything seems to be pointing towards a launch late this month at Galaxy Unpacked, currently slated for February 25. We’ve previously seen some leaked renders for the three new phones (S26, S26+, and Ultra) online, but the new leaked 3D render gives a more detailed look at the flagship model.

3D render of the Galaxy S26 Ultra

Evan Blass is a well-known leaker who generally focuses on the smartphone space. He is seen as a credible source and has helped figure out the launch date and specs information in the build-up to release. A new 3D render of the Samsung S26 Ultra was posted on X earlier today, but it didn’t take long for a copyright strike claim to be made, so it has since been taken down.

We did, however, see the same render still live on Reddit at the time of writing this – though it feels like a matter of time before this one disappears, too. The fact that these are being forcibly taken down may help boost credibility, assuming Samsung is behind the copyright strike; this is just speculation on our part. In any case, the render reaffirms the S25-like design.

Based on what we know so far, and the new 3D render, the Galaxy S26 Ultra is expected to feature a flat display – rather than a curved design seen in Samsung smartphones of the past. Overall, not too much has changed from the S25 Ultra, though the addition of a protruding camera island is a noticeable difference. The vertically-aligned triple-camera setup remains the same, which goes to suggest it will wobble when lying face-up on a flat surface; phone cases can help mitigate this effect.

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