The Samsung Galaxy S26 FE is inching closer to its official debut.
Fresh leaked images and an FCC filing have surfaced, giving us a clearer picture of the device.
The high-resolution renders confirm three color options: Black, Green, and Purple.
The design follows the standard Galaxy S26, featuring a single rear camera island that houses all three lenses, with the LED flash positioned beside it.
Up front, the phone sports a flat display with thin bezels and a centered punch-hole selfie camera.
The bottom bezel appears slightly thicker than the others, though the difference is minimal.
FCC Certification and Key Specs
The Galaxy S26 FE has also cleared FCC certification in the US, a crucial step before a commercial release.
While the filing does not confirm the chipset, it reveals that Samsung will use a Qualcomm chip for Wi-Fi, a departure from the all-Exynos setup of the S25 FE.
The main processor is still expected to be the in-house Exynos 2500, as per earlier Geekbench listings.
The FCC documents also confirm 45W wired charging, matching the previous model, along with wireless charging, NFC, Wi-Fi 6, and satellite connectivity.
The device may retain the 4,900mAh battery and feature a 6.7-inch Dynamic AMOLED 2X display with a 120Hz refresh rate.
With the renders, test firmware, and FCC approval, testing appears to be in its final stages.
A September launch is anticipated, with the phone likely to run One UI 9 on top of Android 17 out of the box.
In Europe, the 128GB model is tipped to start at €799, about €50 more than its predecessor.
