Samsung fans are eagerly waiting for the Galaxy S26 series, but there’s still debate about its processor. Some earlier reports suggested that Samsung would use Qualcomm Snapdragon chips, manufactured by Samsung, for the S26 lineup. However, fresh leaks now hint towards a full transition to Samsung’s own Exynos 2600 chips for the upcoming flagship series.
What We Know So Far
Samsung has a history of using both Exynos and Snapdragon processors in its flagship phones, depending on the region. But this time, the rumor mill is buzzing about a major change. Industry insiders believe Samsung might rely solely on the Exynos 2600 for the entire Galaxy S26 range. This could mean better optimization and improved efficiency as Samsung controls both the hardware and software.
Why the Change Matters
If Samsung switches completely to Exynos, it could impact performance, battery life, and even pricing. A unified chip strategy could help Samsung compete more aggressively against Apple and other Android rivals. However, some users still prefer Snapdragon chips for their performance and compatibility.
As the launch date gets closer, we expect more details to emerge about the processor inside the Galaxy S26. Stay tuned for updates!
Sources:
Business Standard – Samsung Galaxy S26 Series Processor
