Samsung Galaxy S26, S26 Plus and Galaxy S26 Ultra: Prices detailed by industry insider

Final prices for the successors to the Galaxy S25, Galaxy S25 Plus and Galaxy S25 Ultra (from $1,049 on Amazon) are still unknown, especially when it comes to the European market. According to earlier rumors and leaks from South Korea, Samsung is planning to keep its price level steady in the US to avoid losing market share to Apple. However, that does not automatically mean that European prices won’t change either.

Most recently, a Swedish retailer provided some prices, but due to currency fluctuations and different tax rates, these cannot be directly converted to Euro prices. According to this leak, the Swedish prices point to a cheaper Galaxy S26 Ultra, but a fairly noticeable price increase for the Galaxy S26 base model, not only because the 128GB variant has been discontinued. Now the Greek website Techmaniacs has also commented on the official prices for the Galaxy S26 series. This info supposedly comes from an industry insider.

The outlet emphasizes that Samsung has not finalized the prices for the Galaxy S26 and Galaxy S26 Plus, but Samsung reportedly does not want to raise the official list prices in Europe either. There could be minor price adjustments between storage variants, such as a slightly more expensive 256GB model and a slightly cheaper 512GB version. Significant price hikes for the Galaxy S26 or Galaxy S26 Plus are not realistic, even if the entry price could rise due to the missing 128GB model. The same applies to the Galaxy S26 Ultra, which might not become any cheaper or more expensive at all. That would mean the flagship phone will retail for €1,449.