Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra May Get 5,000mAh Battery, 200 Megapixel Primary Camera

The Galaxy S26 Ultra of Samsung, included in large smartphone companies, can be given the same battery as the previous version. Over the years, the company has not changed the capacity of the battery of its smartphones. However, the optimization of software and more use of users from efficiency processors, it is not difficult to end the battery in the company’s smartphones soon.

A large display can be given in Samsung’s Galaxy S26 Ultra. However, its battery capacity may be similar to the previous version. Tipster Ice Universe (@universeice) has stated in a post on social media platform x that this smartphone will have a 5,000mAh battery. Samsung’s Galaxy S25 Ultra also has a 5,000 mAh battery. The battery of this smartphone gives good performance in more use than normal.

Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 2 of Qualcomm can be given as a processor in the company’s Galaxy S26 Ultra. It may have a 6.89 inch display with narrow bezels. This smartphone may have a 1/1.1 inch 200 megapixel Sony primary camera. This will be upgraded compared to the previous version of this smartphone. Samsung’s first tri-folded smartphone can be launched by the end of this year. A 9.96 inch display can be found by completely unfolding this smartphone. This can be called Samsung Galaxy Z Trifold. The market of foldable smartphones is increasing. Samsung has the highest stake in this segment. However, competition has also increased rapidly in this market.

Last year, China’s smartphone maker Huawei launched the first smartphone in this segment. Samsung’s first triple-folded smartphone can be brought under the current Galaxy Z series. Samsung’s Mobile Division Chief, TM ROH recently said that this TRAI-folded smartphone can be launched by the end of this year. A 9.96 inch display can be found by completely unfolding this smartphone. Folding it can lead to a 6.54 inch display. Snapdragon 8 Elite can be given as a processor in this smartphone. It may have a triple camera unit.