What you need to know
- After years of relying on 8-bit panels with software hacks, Samsung is tipped to use a true 10-bit screen for the Galaxy S26 Ultra.
- This means a jump from 16.7 million to over 1.07 billion colors, providing smoother gradients and more realistic visuals.
- Built on M14 OLED material, the screen will be thinner, more power-efficient, and likely the brightest we’ve seen from Samsung yet.
