Samsung Galaxy S26 Pro Leak: Bigger Display, New Camera Bump & Slimmer Body

Samsung’s Galaxy S26 Edge is already making waves, thanks to its very iPhone 17 Pro-like camera bump,

but that’s just one piece of what we’ll see at next year’s Galaxy Unpacked. Alongside it,

Samsung is gearing up to launch two more phones, and now we’ve got an early look at the Galaxy S26 Pro

The model that’s replacing the usual “standard” version. Despite the new name, the design itself doesn’t exactly scream brand-new.

Leaker OnLeaks, together with Android Headlines, just dropped renders of the S26 Pro. Unlike the Edge, this one looks a lot like what we’ve seen before. The biggest change? The camera bump.

Instead of adopting the flat rectangle like the Edge, the Pro goes with a pill-shaped raised module, pretty much the same style Samsung used on the Galaxy Z Fold 7.

If that feels familiar, it should. Samsung likes to keep its design language consistent across its lineup.

The old “floating lens” design, first seen on the Galaxy S22 Ultra four years back, is starting to feel overused.

This generation seems like the perfect time for a shift. Samsung still wants the Edge to stand out with its ultra-thin design, but that doesn’t fix the wobble problem for the other models.

There’s another upgrade worth noting — the display. Like Apple’s iPhone 17, Samsung is bumping up the screen size on its smaller flagship, though not by much. The S26 Pro goes from 6.2 inches to 6.3 inches.

With slim bezels, the phone stays as compact as possible, so most people probably won’t notice the difference, but it helps Samsung keep up with Apple and Google in terms of sizing.

According to Android Headlines, the S26 Pro measures 149.3 x 71.4 x 6.96mm. That’s about 2.5mm taller, nearly a millimeter wider, and around 2mm thinner than last year’s model.

The catch is the camera bump – it stretches across the full width and sticks out about 10mm, which means the phone will still rock around on a flat surface unless you slap on a case.