Caption – Samsung Galaxy S26 Series’ previously leaked image. (Image credit – OnLeaks/Android Headline)
Samsung’s Galaxy S26 series has been making headlines for months with multiple leaks teasing a significant design overhaul. While early renders suggested the brand was moving away from its signature floating camera rings. However, nothing was confirmed until Samsung accidentally revealed the new look themselves. That’s not all, we also have an update on possible wireless charge specs upgrade.
Somewhat official-looking renders of the Galaxy S26, S26+ and S26 Ultra were discovered inside a One UI 8.5 test firmware by Android Authority. These images aren’t final marketing visuals, yet they clearly confirm the redesigned camera layout.
Caption – Samsung Galaxy S26 Series’ leaked image. (Image credit – Android Authority)
All three models tagged internally as M1 (S26), M2 (S26+), and M3 (S26 Ultra) now feature a raised, pill-shaped camera island with individual circular cutouts for each lens. This marks a full shift to the same visual language seen on Samsung’s Z Fold lineup since 2021, replacing the separate floating lenses of the Galaxy S25 series.
These internal tags match previous leaks tied to Samsung’s “Miracle” project, which covers the entire S26 family. The series is also expected to ship with One UI 8.5 pre-installed based on Android 16. Meanwhile, Galaxy S25 users are reportedly set to receive the One UI 8.5 beta in the second week of December.
If earlier renders hold true, the Galaxy S26 Ultra will also adopt softer, more rounded corners, moving away from the sharper, Note-style silhouette that has defined past Ultra models and bringing it visually closer to the rest of the lineup.
The leaked firmware images may not be polished, but their legitimacy gives them weight. Now that Samsung’s own software has revealed the redesign, speculation about the camera layout can finally end.
Alongside the design leak, there’s another promising development for Galaxy fans. Samsung may finally be ready to break past the long-standing 15W wireless charging cap on its flagship phones.
New certifications and retailer listings reveal a Samsung Magnetic Wireless Charger (model EP-P2900), which reportedly supports up to 25W wireless charging. If accurate, this would be Samsung’s fastest wireless charging solution yet. The charger features built-in magnets for Qi2/MagSafe-style alignment, allowing the phone to snap into place for more reliable charging.
The accessory is said to come in dark grey and will support Galaxy S, Galaxy Z, and Galaxy Buds devices. It’s also expected to replace the older square EP-P2400 pad with a new circular design compatible with updated Qi2 coil layouts.
However, the faster speeds might not reach every S26 model. Leaks suggest only the Galaxy S26 Ultra will offer 25W wireless charging, while the standard S26 and S26+ may remain at 15W. This fits Samsung’s long-running pattern of keeping premium features exclusive to the Ultra variant. It also remains unclear whether Samsung has resolved the S Pen interference issues seen in older models when used with magnetic accessories.
Wired charging differences are also expected. According to reports, Galaxy S26 Ultra could be up to 60W (Super Fast Charging 3.0), Galaxy S26 Plus up to 45W and Galaxy S26 could support 25W wired charging.
Answer. The Galaxy S26, S26+, and S26 Ultra will feature a raised pill-shaped camera island with circular lens cutouts, replacing the floating lenses of the S25 series.
Answer. Yes, leaks suggest the Galaxy S26 Ultra may support 25W wireless charging, while the S26 and S26+ could remain at 15W.
Answer. Reports indicate 60W wired charging for S26 Ultra, 45W for S26+, and 25W for the standard S26.
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