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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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In Europe, the 128GB model is tipped to start at €799, about €50 more than its predecessor.
