Here’s our best look yet at the Galaxy S26 FE

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Following the launch of Samsung’s latest range of foldables, the focus now shifts to the company’s next smartphone, the Galaxy S26 FE. The mid-tier flagship has already appeared on multiple occasions, including in a case leak just this week . We’re now being treated to a series of official-looking images detailing the Galaxy S26 FE, giving us our best look yet of the smartphone.

A total of three new images have been revealed by the folks at Android Headlines , showing the device in three colors: blue, black, and light green. The blue model we’re seeing here doesn’t look too dissimilar to the Galaxy S25 FE in the Navy colorway (as you can see up top).

One of the images here resembles promotional material that would usually go up after the phone’s launch. In any case, these images do a decent job of illustrating the differences between the Galaxy S26 FE and last year’s Galaxy S25 FE .

Among the primary visual changes here is the absence of a prominent ring surrounding the rear cameras. Instead, much like the Galaxy S26, Samsung has chosen to house the three sensors in a camera island.

These images also align with the first real-world image of the Galaxy S26 FE that appeared back in June, courtesy of the Wireless Power Consortium. In addition to knowing what the Galaxy S26 FE will look like, we exclusively reported on the phone’s camera specifications last week.

Other leaks have suggested the inclusion of 45W fast charging for the device’s battery and the presence of the Exynos 2500 chipset. Separately, an FCC filing has revealed the phone will use a Qualcomm-made local networking chip alongside an Exynos modem, something we didn’t see from the Galaxy S25 FE.

All that’s left now is for Samsung to schedule the launch event, with a company executive already confirming the Galaxy S26 FE is on its way. The Galaxy S25 FE was announced in early September last year and coincided with the annual consumer electronics event, IFA. With no invites going up yet, it’s unclear when the company will announce this next entry-level flagship.