I knew this was going to be the case — all the rumors and tips pointed towards it. Samsung's Galaxy S26 series is about as iterative as Galaxy phones can be, even after what could arguably be seen as a couple of other iterative generations.
Is that a bad thing? Well no. It’s not exactly exciting for diehard tech fans, but what Samsung has with its trio of flagship phones is a somewhat perfected recipe for new phones that will likely appeal to people looking to upgrade from an S24 or S23 or maybe older.
