Is the S26 worth upgrading to?

The Samsung Galaxy S26 Series has landed at Harvey Norman, and it’s not playing it safe! Faster performance, smarter AI and a refined new design come together in a lineup designed to impress. Here’s what’s on offer: – Performance: The latest processors deliver smoother gaming, quicker app launches and efficiency that keeps pace with your day. – Camera: Upgraded Nightography captures clearer detail in low light, so your photos stay sharp long after the sun sets. – Display: AMOLED screens with AI-powered ProScaler enhance colour and clarity, while Ultra’s new privacy display keeps your business your business. – Galaxy AI: Summarise meetings, edit photos and find what you need in seconds with intelligent tools that work quietly in the background. – Design: Slimmer builds, rounded edges and a choice of standout shades across the lineup: Cobalt Violet, Black, White and Sky Blue. Upgrading from the Samsung Galaxy S25 Series or older? Consider this your cue to level up!

Which Samsung S26 Series phone should I get?

Not sure which new Samsung phone you should go for? Think of the S26 Series as three takes on the same brilliant formula – just pick the one that rings true for you! – Samsung Galaxy S26 : The everyday all-rounder, flexing a 6.3-inch display, 50MP camera and self-optimising 4,300mAh battery in the S26’s slimmest‑ever design. – Samsung Galaxy S26 Plus : Everything you love, just dialled up. Get the same fast processing and camera as the base model, with a bigger battery and 6.7-inch screen for more immersive streaming, scrolling and gaming. – Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra : The full power play. A 6.9-inch display, upgraded ProVisual Engine, 5,000mAh battery and a 200MP camera combine for Samsung’s most advanced performance and photography yet.

What is the performance of the Samsung Galaxy S26?

The Galaxy S26 series steps on the gas, powered by the latest and greatest processors. Take a look at what’s under the hood: – S26 & S26 Plus: Exynos 2600 delivers more efficient performance, smooth multitasking and reliable all‑day battery life. – S26 Ultra: Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 and an upgraded Neural Processing Unit unlock faster on‑device AI, boosted graphics performance and Galaxy’s quickest charging speeds ever. All configurations include at least 12GB of RAM for fluid, fuss-free performance, while AI‑powered ProScaler and ray tracing bring sharper detail and richer realism to movies and games. One UI 8.5 ties it all together, offering cleaner layouts, refined Quick Panel controls and flexible Lock Screen customisation, so your phone feels fast and unmistakably like yours from day dot.

Is the Galaxy S26 good for photography?

The Samsung Galaxy S26 Series is a picture-perfect pick for getting snap happy! The base and Plus pack a versatile 50MP main camera with high‑resolution Nightography, ready for everything from sun-soaked brunches and golden hour glow to late‑night city lights. S26 Ultra puts the spotlight on Galaxy’s brightest camera yet, with a 200MP sensor, improved aperture and enhanced ProVisual Engine that fine-tunes colour and contrast. With Galaxy AI editing across all three models, touching up your shots is a snap – remove distractions, refine details or reimagine the moment in just a few taps.

What kind of screen does the S26 have?

Featuring Dynamic AMOLED 2X displays, each model in the Galaxy S26 Series puts bright visuals and smooth viewing front and centre. Here’s how they compare: – Galaxy S26: Pocket‑friendly with a crisp 6.3-inch FHD+ screen. – Galaxy S26+: Larger and more immersive with a 6.7-inch QHD+ panel. – Galaxy S26 Ultra: The headline act: a 6.9-inch QHD+ screen with a built‑in Privacy Display to shield from side‑eyes. All three Galaxy S26 models are built on a tough Armour Aluminium frames, reinforced with Corning Gorilla Glass Victus 2 with IP68 water-resistance, so they’re as sturdy as they are stunning. And to keep that screen looking good as new, Harvey Norman stocks all the Samsung S26 accessories you need – from cases and screen protectors to spare chargers .