Khaberni - In a sensitive timing that precedes the anticipated event by days, promotional materials believed to be official have leaked, revealing the features of the Galaxy S26 Ultra, placing tech enthusiasts in front of an almost complete picture of what Samsung intends to unveil at its awaited Samsung Galaxy Unpacked conference.
The leak, which was published on the "X" platform, did not only show the design but also included detailed information about the cameras, the battery, and charging speeds, as well as highlighting the company's increasing focus on artificial intelligence.
The leaked promotional images prominently feature the "Galaxy AI" logo, clearly indicating that artificial intelligence will be the cornerstone of the new experience.
Among the features highlighted is "Photo Assist," which allows photo editing based on text commands, reflecting Samsung’s pursuit to enhance smart processing capabilities within the phone.
According to a report published by 9to5Google, a site specialized in technology news, these materials appear to be part of a complete advertising campaign that was supposed to be officially displayed during the event.
One of the most notable features revealed by the images is the "Privacy Screen" on the S26 Ultra, where the experience shows the screen dimming completely when viewed from a side angle.
Previous teaser ads hinted that this feature could be applied to specific parts such as notifications only, but the leak confirms that it works over the entire screen area, offering users a higher level of visual privacy in public places.
The leaked details reveal that Samsung has not made significant changes to the imaging system compared to the previous generation Galaxy S25 Ultra.
The phone comes with a main camera with 200 megapixels resolution, a 5x optical zoom lens with 50 megapixels resolution, an ultra-wide camera with 50 megapixels resolution, a 3x zoom lens with 10 megapixels resolution, along with a front camera with 12 megapixels resolution.
This stability in hardware suggests that the potential improvements might focus more on software processing rather than changes to the hardware itself.
The biggest surprise in the leak is not what has changed, but what hasn’t changed. The promotional materials indicate that the phone will have a battery with a capacity of 5000 milliamp-hours, which is the same capacity as in the previous version.
Samsung confirms that the battery life reaches about 31 hours, which is roughly the same as the previous year.
As for charging, the data shows that the phone reaches 75% in 30 minutes, without significant change, despite rumors of support for 60-watt charging, which according to the leaked materials - does not effectively impact the charging time.
Samsung is expected to officially unveil the Galaxy S26 series on February 25, during the anticipated Unpacked event, where it will become clear whether these leaks represent the final picture of the phone or if the company is hiding additional surprises behind the curtain.
