The Samsung Galaxy S26 FE is all over the news this week. The phone’s seemingly official renders surfaced recently, showing the phone in all three colors. Unfortunately, those renders were really low-res.
Following that, the phone’s firmware popped up, from which official wallpapers were pulled. Rather uninspirational wallpapers, but still. Prior to that, we shared some upcoming cases for the Galaxy S26 FE.
Here are some official Samsung Galaxy S26 FE images in all colors
Having said that, we do have another exclusive for you today. We managed to get our hands on some official images of the Samsung Galaxy S26 FE, which show us all the colors of the phone.
These are much higher-res images than the ones that surfaced recently, so you do get a much better look at the phone’s design and colors. As you can see, the phone is coming in these colors: purple, black, and green. It is worth noting these won’t be the official names of those colors, however. We still don’t know what those will be.
The Galaxy S26 FE adopts the Galaxy S26 design, basically
In any case, the phone does look like the Galaxy S26, basically. Samsung is ditching three separate protrusions on the back for the cameras, and is instead using a camera island, on top of which all three cameras are placed. That’s the same approach the Galaxy S26 takes.
Those three cameras are vertically aligned in the top-left corner, as is the case with the Galaxy S26’s design. The LED flash sits right next to the camera island. The backplate on the phone is flat, as is its frame.
The power/lock and volume up and down keys sit on the right-hand side of the phone. There is a flat display included on the front of the device, with thin bezels, and a centered display camera hole up top.
The bezels are thin but not uniform, it seems
Now, while those bezels are thin, they’re not uniform. The bottom bezel does seem to be ever so slightly thicker than the rest of them. The difference is very small, but it is noticeable.
This smartphone is expected to arrive next month, as part of IFA. So it’s likely coming in early September. An Exynos chip will fuel it, while Android 17 will come pre-installed with One UI 9.0. The phone is expected to utilize the Exynos 2500 chip.
