Samsung Revives Galaxy S26 Plus Amid Sluggish S25 Sales
Samsung has reportedly revived the Galaxy S26 Plus project, a move prompted by sluggish sales of the Galaxy S25 Edge, according to a report from The Elec. The new strategy aims to maintain sales momentum with a range of models, including the S26 Plus.
Initially, rumors hinted that Samsung might drop the Plus model in favor of an Edge variant and a renamed base Pro. However, the company has now reconsidered, potentially planning to release four models: S26 Pro, S26 Edge, S26 Ultra, and the reinstated S26 Plus.
The Galaxy S26 Plus could attract buyers seeking a large screen and telephoto camera, without the slim form factor of the Edge. This move is a response to consumer preferences, indicating Samsung's willingness to cater to diverse market demands.
The Galaxy S26 series is expected to include four models, with the S26 Plus making a comeback. This strategic shift by Samsung reflects the company's effort to maintain sales momentum and cater to varied consumer preferences.
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