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Samsung\u2019s looking to shake up its mainline flagship smartphone series next year, replacing the typical Plus model with a follow-up to the Galaxy S25 Edge and swapping out the standard device for a \u201cGalaxy S26 Pro.\u201d Thanks to a new leak, we\u2019re finally getting a clearer picture on what the S26 Pro might actually be, and so far, it\u2019s sounding pretty familiar.<\/p>\n
Leaker Digital Chat Station<\/a> shared some early specs for the Galaxy S26 Pro on their Weibo account, suggesting the device will pair a 6.27-inch display with a 4,300mAh battery (via GSMArena<\/a>). It\u2019s the second time<\/a> we\u2019ve heard that battery size in recent weeks, and compares well to the Galaxy S25, which sports a 6.2-inch screen powered by a 4,000mAh cell. For Samsung fans, the Pro sounds like the best of both worlds, pairing a nice \u2014 if not massive \u2014 battery upgrade with the same smaller display size that typically fills this entry-level space.<\/p>\n That said, I\u2019m sure some buyers will be disappointed with the company\u2019s continued disinterest in silicon-carbon batteries. While they undoubtedly have downsides<\/a> \u2014 and Samsung has spent much of the last decade being as cautious as possible over its batteries \u2014 it\u2019s hard not to compare this fairly-modest 4,300mAh battery with the 6,260mAh one found in the similarly-sized (but China-exclusive<\/a>) OnePlus 13T. <\/p>\n To that end, it\u2019s still up in the air on how this particular device \u2014 clearly a follow-up on this year\u2019s base Galaxy S25, judging by physical size alone \u2014 has earned its \u201cPro\u201d moniker. While new Edge and Ultra models will both immediately have their own obviously unique factors, the Galaxy S26 Pro could either have some new upgrade we haven\u2019t seen in leaks yet, or it could be a simple rebranding to the typical base model experience. Expect plenty of leaks throughout the coming months to fill in those gaps.<\/p>\n More on Samsung:<\/p>\n