Latest Samsung S26 Ultra leak reveals renders for four different colors, weeks ahead of launch
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Samsung is expected to officially reveal the Galaxy S26 lineup on February 25. While the launch event is still a few weeks away, leaks surrounding the series have been steadily appearing over the past few months. These leaks have already given us early details about pricing, specifications, and launch timing. Now, a new leak has surfaced that gives us one of the clearest looks yet at the flagship Ultra model’s selection of colors.
The latest leak comes from Evan Blass, a well-known and reliable leaker with a strong track record of sharing accurate information ahead of official announcements. This time, the leak focuses on official-looking renders that showcase the color options for the Galaxy S26 series – the Ultra model in particular.
Galaxy S26 Ultra official colorway renders leaked
According to the leaked renders, the Galaxy S26 Ultra will be available in four main color options. These include Black, White, Cobalt Violet, and Sky Blue. This may also be the case for t he S26 and S26+ models, though that remains to be seen.
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The Black and White options seem to follow Samsung’s usual approach, offering neutral choices for users who prefer a more classic design. Cobalt Violet adds a bit more personality to the lineup, while Sky Blue offers a lighter option. As with previous Galaxy launches, these are expected to be the standard retail colors. Samsung may also introduce online-exclusive colors later, which usually feature slightly different shades or finishes.
Beyond design, the Galaxy S26 series is also expected to launch shortly after its reveal. Reports suggest that all models will go on sale starting March 11. Pricing details have already leaked as well, and while Samsung managed to keep prices unchanged between the Galaxy S24 and Galaxy S25 generations, that will reportedly not be the case this year due to rising component costs. However, the price increase will be relatively controlled instead of a massive jump.
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