New leaks from sources close to Samsung show that
the
Galaxy S26 series will keep most of its prices the same. The S26 Ultra base
model will not go up in cost. Some high-storage models may see a small rise due
to higher memory costs. Still, the price will stay close to last year’s.
The
regular S26 may rise slightly if it starts with 256 GB of storage. The 512 GB
version could see a small drop. The S26 Plus will likely follow the same
pattern. Base models stay the same, while higher storage may change a little.
Samsung aims to stay
fair against Apple
The source,
Tech Maniacs, said
Samsung does not want to raise prices too much due to Apple. Apple plans to
keep its phones’ cost the same this year. Samsung wants to stay strong in the
market, so keeping its phones near last year’s cost is the plan.
Even with
rising memory prices, the goal is to keep the S26 line fair and to avoid losing
buyers. Small changes in storage may appear, but the average price will not
shift much. The goal is to keep the cost right, without cutting gains.
What this means
for buyers
The big jumps in
price seen in earlier leaks were not real. Reports of 200 or 300 euro increases
were not true. Buyers can expect the new S26 phones to cost about the same as
the S25. Small changes in storage may mean the 256 GB phone goes up a bit, while
the 512 GB phone goes down slightly.
This helps Samsung keep profits and still
offer fair prices. With Apple keeping its cost the same, Samsung’s plan should
keep them in line. Fans of the series can buy without worry, as the S26 line
will not see a big hike in price. The leaks now show a more fair and calm plan
for this year’s phones.