Samsung would completely change the Galaxy S26 Ultra cameras system and the battery he has used for years


In these past weeks, several leaks have been covering some of the improvements of the most important components of the next Galaxy S26 Ultrafrom the processor to the battery capacity. Now a filtration again touches the battery and maintains that Samsung will say goodbye to the system he has used for the rear cameras.

This year, Samsung has surprised with the autonomy of the Galaxy S25 ultra that, thanks to the use of the Snapdragon 8 Elite chip, he has been able to reach more time on screen compared to those of the Galaxy 24 Ultra. And that both share the same battery capacity, like the previous models, always calculating the 5,000 mAh.

The new filtration also touches an important aspect that can completely change the next Galaxy S26 Ultra, especially since the four cameras, as well as the 5,000 mAh of the battery, have been present in each of the Galaxy S20 Ultra, S21 Ultra and the rest to the current Ultra S25 that is available in Spain.

The rumor is based on a prototype of the Galaxy S26 ultra that only has three cameras: A 200 MPX, Ultra great angle of 50 MPX and another of 200 MPX with 4x optical sensor. It goes to the thread that another rumor in which it is necessary that Samsung would use a function that allows the opening between F/1.5 YF/2.4 to be changed.

I already used this experience In the Galaxy S9 so that the Galaxy S20 was the first to eliminate it completely and thus include four cameras, as each of its following flagship models has been doing that were thrown by these parts in Spain. An important change in the cameras system that goes to the same as another related to the battery, one of the components that Samsung has barely played year after year.

On the battery, according to SammobileSamsung would include One of 5,500 mAh for the Galaxy S26 Ultra and thus break that barrier that has practically been immutable for years already. And I would do it with the use of silicon-carbon batteries or ‘Stacked’, as leaked recently, to leave the ion-lithium as the past and that is hugging even Google for its next Pixel 10.

On the other hand, several leaks have emerged that maintain that Samsung’s other idea is to bet totally on the Silicon-Carbon technology that would allow him to take a 6,000 mAh to his next mobile. An important step, since if Qualcomm is able to continue contributing chips, as would be the successor to Snapdragon 8 Elite, who work well energy efficiency, the autonomy of the Galaxy S26 Ultra could take a simply incredible step.

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