Samsung will launch its next-generation Galaxy S26 series next year, and all the models of the lineup are now anticipated to have a slimmer body than their predecessors.
The upcoming Galaxy S26 series will include three models, without the Plus variant, which are as follows:
One of our reliable colleagues, SammyGuru, revealed that all three models of the Galaxy S26 lineup will be noticeably slimmer than the predecessor Galaxy S25 series. According to the report, the Galaxy S26 Pro will measure 6.7 mm in thickness, which makes it 0.5 mm slimmer than the present Galaxy S25 (7.2 mm).
The Galaxy S26 Edge is reported to measure just 5.5 mm, while its predecessor, the Galaxy S25 Edge, has a 5.8 mm thickness. An interesting fact is that there is a battery bump from 3,900 mAh to 4,200 mAh, with reports also hinting at a switch to silicon-carbon batteries.
The Ultra variant of the lineup, the Galaxy S26 Ultra, will measure 7.8 mm, while on the comparison side, the Galaxy S25 Ultra is 8.2 mm. Noticeably, Samsung is unable to make the Galaxy S26 Ultra thinner due to the built-in S Pen, unless the stylus accessory itself is made thinner.
However, the report says these measurements are based on the latest internal prototypes of the Galaxy S26 trio, so it’s quite possible the final dimensions may vary slightly.
