Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra offered high -capacity battery and fast charging

The Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra, according to a tipster, is going to pack a large battery and provides rapid charging support. If this is true, this will be the first Galaxy S Ultra Series phone to get a battery capacity, as the series was first unveiled in 2020. However, after another tipster it comes after a few days that the upcoming Samsung phone will give home to the same capacity battery as its predecessor.

Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra to get high capacity battery

Tipster Yon (@chunvn8888) suggested Through X (East Twitter) that Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra will be launched with a 5,500mAh battery. Tipster also said that the phone can offer 65W fast charging support. This is contrary to a recent leak which suggested that the phone would not see any improvement in battery capacity. New development can be good news for those who are expecting the South Korean tech giants to put a high-capacity battery in the flagship Galaxy S-Series handset for years.

Samsung Galaxy S20 Ultra was launched in 2020, and since then the company has not upgraded the battery size of the phone in the series. The current S-series flagship, the Galaxy S25 ultra, packs a 5,000mAh battery, similar to its predecessor, Galaxy S24 Ultra. However, it is important to note that not increasing the capacity of the battery is not a bad thing. South Korean tech giant Galaxy S Ultra Series phones are managing a decent battery life without obtaining a high -capacity battery, mainly managed through software optimization and efficient chipset.

According to the earlier leaks, the rumor Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra is asked to perform slightly larger than its predecessor, with a 6.9-inch dynamic dynamic Ltpo AMOLED 2X, QHD+ resolution. This means that the handset can also draw more power. Additionally, it is said to come up with a custom Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Elite Jean 2SOC, which can be manufactured using the 3Nm process of TSMC.

In the past, Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra has also been touched to move the 1/1.1-inch 200-megapixel main camera of Sony backwards, which can be a major improvement on the 1/1.3-inch sensor of the previous generation, built in the house by Samsung.