Samsung might kill the Galaxy S26+ in favor of the S26 Edge | Infinium-tech

Samsung unveiled the Galaxy S25 Edge a few hours ago, and we already have a rumor about its successor, because of course there will be certainly one. According to Korea sources, the Galaxy S26 will be launched with Galaxy S26 and Galaxy S26 Ultra.

If you have seen what is missing, you are not wrong. The rumor says that Samsung is currently considering leaving the Galaxy S26+, as the Plus model has been the worst seller in its major line for a few years.

Therefore, if this happens, the Galaxy S26 Edge will basically replace the Galaxy S26+in the company’s roster. If it seems familiar, it is because Apple is also rumored to replace its very iPhone Plus model with the iPhone 17 Air, like the Galaxy Edge, as a unique sales point on thinner on banks.

All of them said, keep in mind that this is a very early rumor, as Samsung has only started development of the S26 family. Therefore, things can still change, and by the words of rumors, the company has not completely decided what to do yet, but is considering the S26+ in favor of S26+ overall. It is expected that SI/C battery take will be used to be able to pack more than the second generation to pack in MAH.

Just to guess how badly the S25+ is doing, Samsung’s current objective is to sell 37.7 million units of Galaxy S25, S25+, and S25 Ultra this year. Out of that, Ultra forms 17.4 million units, ‘Vanilla’ S25 13.6 million units, and S25+ only 6.7 million units.

Samsung Galaxy S25 Edge

Source (In Korean)