However, the Galaxy S26 is getting more expensive. The entire series and prices are skyrocketing

Samsung is preparing to launch the Galaxy S26 series on February 25. The devices will go on sale on March 11. New information revealed by Dealabs indicates significant increases in European prices compared to last year’s Galaxy S25 series. Although the report provides prices in euro in France, the difference in PLN should not be large, although the amounts may increase further.

According to information provided by Dealabs, the basic Galaxy S26 model with 256 GB memory will cost EUR 999 (approx. PLN 4,200), which means an increase of EUR 40 compared to the price of Galaxy S25 of EUR 959. The version with 512 GB of memory is to be priced at EUR 1,199 (approx. PLN 5,056).

Galaxy S26+ in the 256 GB variant will cost EUR 1,269 (approx. PLN 5,350), which is EUR 100 more than its predecessor for EUR 1,169. The variant with 512 GB of memory can reach a price of EUR 1,469 (approx. PLN 6,200). Samsung will probably completely abandon the 128 GB memory option for S26 and S26+ models in Europe.

The Ultra model in the basic 256 GB version will maintain the current price of EUR 1,469 (approx. PLN 6,200), the same as the Galaxy S25 Ultra. Higher memory variants, however, will be more expensive – the 512 GB version will cost EUR 1,669 (approx. PLN 7,040), and the top model with 1 TB of memory may be priced at EUR 1,969 (approx. PLN 8,300).

The main reason for the price increase is, of course, the rising costs of components, including SoCs, memory and other key parts. Earlier reports were contradictory – there was talk of maintaining prices from the previous generation, and of an even greater increase than the Dealabs report.