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Samsung’s Galaxy S26 Ultra renders showcase all four of its familiar colors

We’re likely under a month away from Samsung’s official unveiling of the Galaxy S26 series, but that doesn’t mean the leaks have to stop. New renders are showcasing the Galaxy S26 Ultra in all four of its previously-leaked colorways, most of which look as familiar as the phone itself.

The folks at SammyGuru spotted leaked Galaxy S26 Ultra renders on the Russian online retailer Cifrus.ru. While the listings have seemingly been removed, that wasn’t before the images themselves were pulled, showcasing four of the color options that previously leaked online. Those colors — Black, White, Sky Blue, and Cobalt Violet — also happen to lineup with yesterday’s S Pen leak, giving even more credence to what otherwise looks like the exact device we’re expecting later this month.

As far as the actual shades go, don’t get too excited. Black and White are staples for Samsung, and we’ve seen the company use similar Sky Blue and Cobalt Violet shades on devices like the Galaxy S23 and S24, respectively. There’s no sign of the “Pink Gold” or “Silver Shadow” colorways that leaked recently here, though, which could point to those two shades being your Samsung.com exclusives for 2026.

As mentioned, all four of these shades line up with leaked S Pen images, showing off color-matching tips alongside basic black or white builds. Assuming that leak to be true, it’s the Black and Cobalt Violet shades that are getting black S Pens, while the White and Sky Blue variants get white. As minor a change as that might be, it takes away that much more color from an already relatively-drab lineup of smartphones.

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Still, Samsung rarely uses its boldest colors for the Ultra lineup, which could make the regular or Plus shades a little more adventurous. We’re expecting to see the Galaxy S26 series debut later this month ahead of March availability, with what could be an all-new pricing structure in the face of an ongoing RAM shortage.

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