Samsung plans to sell 36 million units of the Galaxy S26

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According to reports, Samsung plans to outshine its S25 series with its S26 series throughout next year.

Galaxy S25 Ultra and Galaxy S26 Ultra curvy design

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Maeil Kyungjae, The Korean Publication, states details from Samsung during its Outlook for next year, where we’re expecting to see the Galaxy S26 series debut and the company’s annual sale target of 35 million units for the Galaxy S26 series next year.

This sales target for Galaxy S26 will no doubt be a huge growth for Samsung, as the revenue could climb to roughly $90.7 billion. It appears that Samsung is quite confident in its S26 series, though the report doesn’t break down how many units per model it expects to sell. The company is not only looking at its S26 series to carry it, but also its 2026 foldable line. So Samsung is looking forward to selling roughly 5 million foldable units, a number that will likely span the next Galaxy Z Flip and Fold combined.

Samsung Galaxy S26

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There’s a recent report about Samsung’s Ultra model’s S Pen speculating that the next one could drop its boxy appearance for something a little softer. Instead of flat edges, it will be a curvier design for its S26 Ultra S Pen. Rumours also claim that the S26 Ultra could be the end of an era, as Samsung may not bring back the S Pen.

Galaxy AI Features on Samsung Phones

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Though there are different rumours about the launch date of the Galaxy S26 series, one report seems confident. The Galaxy S26 series might make its first appearance on February 25, 2026, during Samsung’s Unpacked event in San Francisco, California. Rumours suggest the event will be in San Francisco because of its rich history with AI software. The rumours suggest the series could feature a base model, an S26 Plus and an S26 Plus Ultra.

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