Samsung has inadvertently revealed details of its upcoming Galaxy S26 lineup after its Colombian website briefly published a promotional pre-order registration page ahead of the official launch. The page appeared online and was quickly removed, but it confirmed key information about the flagship models ahead of the expected February 25, 2026 Galaxy Unpacked event.
The leaked content came in the form of a promotional PDF on Samsung’s Colombian site that listed the Galaxy S26, Galaxy S26+ and Galaxy S26 Ultra as eligible devices for financing or pre-registration offers. This marked one of the first official confirmations of the exact model names in Samsung’s next-generation flagship lineup, and it clarified that rumored variants like a Galaxy S26 Pro or Galaxy S26 Edge are not part of the initial launch.
Alongside the model names, leaks from pricing reports suggest Samsung is likely to keep prices close to the previous generation despite cost pressures from rising component prices. In the United States, the Galaxy S26 is expected to start at around $799, the Galaxy S26+ at about $999, and the Galaxy S26 Ultra around $1,299 matching the pricing strategy of the Galaxy S25 series. This price stability is seen as a strategic move to remain competitive amid inflation-linked costs.
The premature publication of the pre-order page which was swiftly taken down underscores the impending launch timeline as Samsung builds toward its Unpacked event in late February, where the brand is expected to fully detail specs, pricing, and availability for the new S26 series. The leak not only confirms the traditional three-model structure but also counters persistent speculation that Samsung might deviate from its usual naming convention or introduce alternative models ahead of the global debut.
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