What you need to know
- Reports claim that Samsung's Exynos 2600, which could power the Galaxy S26 in certain regions, might deliver a small ~$20 to ~$30 price drop.
- The overseas publication adds that there are concerns about the chip's true smartphone performance, despite it being developed on the 2nm process.
- Older rumors have said that not every region would see the Exynos 2600, as it could only hit European and (potentially) South Korean consumers.
