Ice Universe has recently provided new information on the upcoming Samsung Galaxy S26 Edge, addressing concerns about the battery capacity and thickness of the device. The latest leaks suggest a thinner design and an improved battery capacity compared to its predecessor, the S25 Edge.
According to Ice Universe, the Galaxy S26 Edge is expected to be only 5.5mm thick, making it slimmer than the current model. Additionally, the battery capacity of the S26 Edge is rumored to be 4,200mAh, indicating a 300mAh increase from the S25 Edge.
Previous reports had indicated a potential 4,400mAh battery capacity for the S26 Edge, leading to speculation about the discrepancy. It is possible that the difference lies in the rated versus typical capacity of the battery, similar to the S25 Edge model.
The leakster also mentioned the use of "new battery material technology" for the S26 Edge, although details about this innovation are still unclear. Some reports suggest that Samsung may be exploring ways to increase the battery capacity by maximizing the available volume within the device.
As the launch of the Samsung Galaxy S26 series is still several months away, more detailed leaks are expected to provide additional insights into the device's specifications and features. In the meantime, rival companies like Apple are also working on slim phone designs, adding to the anticipation in the mobile industry.
