Recent rumors suggest that the upcoming Galaxy S26 Ultra may feature a larger punch-hole camera compared to its predecessor, the S25 Ultra. This potential upgrade could result in the largest punch hole ever seen on a Galaxy S Ultra device.
Why does the size of the punch hole matter?
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While a slightly larger punch hole may allow users to capture more in a single frame, it could also lead to distortion, especially around the edges of the frame. Group selfies may benefit from this upgrade, but users should be cautious of potential side effects.
What about the selfie camera sensor?
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Compared to competitors like the iPhone 17, the Galaxy S26 Ultra's selfie camera setup may fall short with a smaller sensor size. While a wider lens could increase versatility, a smaller sensor size could limit the device's ability to push boundaries in the selfie department.
Potential drawbacks of the camera upgrade
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Despite the potential benefits of a larger punch-hole camera, such as capturing more in a frame, users should be aware of possible side effects like distortion and limitations in sensor size. These factors could impact the overall selfie experience on the Galaxy S26 Ultra.
