Samsung is anticipated to unveil the Galaxy S26 series early next year. But the phone design has arrived with the help of leaked renders. It seems like Samsung’s own One UI 8.5 software consists of renders that are present in the new Android flagships.
The renders include
According to Android Security, Samsung’s One UI 8.5 software has a couple of renders which show the Galaxy S26 series. The first render indicates a phone with the codenames M1 and M2, while the second image reveals a phone with the codename M3. The earlier leaks assure that M1 and M2 apply to the base Galaxy S26 and Galaxy S26 Plus. Whereas the M3 codename has been linked to the Galaxy S26 Ultra. The Galaxy S26/S26 Plus render goes well with the leaked renders by Steve ‘OnLeaks’ Hemmerstoffer. That implies a vertically stacked rear camera system which includes three lenses in a camera island. The Galaxy S26 Ultra render also substantiates previously leaked OnLeaks imagery. That means three vertically aligned rear cameras in a camera island, along with two more sensors next to the main housing.
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What more was leaked?
This isn’t the only Galaxy S26 series that has been uncovered in recent days. There are also discovered connections to Super Fast Wireless Charging and Super Fast Charging 3.0 in One UI 8.5. This hints towards faster wired and/or wireless charging for the upcoming phones.
Samsung has unintentionally provided one of the clearest early looks yet at the Galaxy S26 series by embedding design renders within its One UI 8.5 software. These official-looking images, discovered in the update code, show that Samsung is refining its flagship aesthetic rather than radically overhauling it, with camera layouts and overall styling closely matching previous leaks and CAD renders.
