Freshly leaked images of the Galaxy S26 FE reveal the phone in three color options alongside a redesigned camera island, showing Samsung's next Fan Edition device in greater detail than before. The renders show the handset in Black and Light Green, with sources differing on the third color (PhoneArena reports Blue while 9to5Google reports dark purple). The most likely name for the black model is Graphite, which has been among the available colors for many Samsung phones in recent years, per PhoneArena's coverage.
The design follows the rest of the Galaxy S26 series by placing three camera sensors on a single island, a half-step away from the layout used on earlier models. The images surfaced via "The Cipher Project" on Telegram, and one of the messages shared with the images suggests they apparently came from Samsung itself, according to 9to5Google.
The Galaxy S26 FE adopts the same updated camera design as the Galaxy S26 and S26+, with the leak indicating these three colors will be all the hues in which the phone is offered. The photos confirm slight changes from last year's Galaxy S25 FE, and most of the key details about the device have already been revealed in earlier rumors, with almost no surprises.
One notable upgrade appears to be charging. The leak points to 45W wired charging support for the Galaxy S26 FE, which would be better than what the standard Galaxy S26 offers, per PhoneArena.
The phone is also expected to arrive with the Exynos 2500 chipset and 8GB of RAM, basically the same cameras as last year, and Android 17 out of the box, per the 9to5Google report.
The Galaxy S26 FE is rumored to be unveiled in early September, though Samsung has already officially teased the release. The device is apparently going to be more expensive than its predecessor, the Galaxy S25 FE, and may carry some cosmetic changes alongside the price bump.
Samsung appears to be keeping the Fan Edition formula intact, delivering a boiled-down version of its flagship lineup that looks the part without taking major design risks. With an official tease already out and a rumored September reveal, the remaining questions center on final pricing and whether the charging and chipset details hold up when Samsung makes the announcement official.
