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三星官宣Galaxy S26系列将于2月25日发布，AI与性能升级成焦点

三星电子近日正式宣布，其2026年首场Galaxy Unpacked发布会定于美国时间2月25日在旧金山举行。预计届时将推出新一代旗舰智能手机Galaxy S26系列，包括S26、S26+和S26 Ultra三款机型。官方邀请函强调，此次发布将标志着“AI智能进入真正个性化与自适应新阶段”。

据多方科技媒体与爆料信息综合，Galaxy S26系列在外观设计上预计不会进行大幅革新，将延续前代S25系列的整体风格，采用扁平屏幕与边框，后置摄像头模组仍为竖向药丸状凸起。主要升级将集中于内部性能与AI能力。

核心配置方面，全系预计将搭载高通新一代骁龙8 Elite Gen 5芯片，部分市场版本可能采用三星自研的Exynos 2600芯片。新一代芯片将显著提升设备端AI处理能力。此外，基础款S26的屏幕尺寸可能微增至6.3英寸，并配备12GB内存与4300mAh电池，但摄像头配置或与上代保持一致。S26+的升级幅度据传更为有限。

作为顶配机型，S26 Ultra的改动可能相对明显。传闻称其摄像头凸起将更显著，并采用新的金属质感设计，机身框架可能从钛金属换回铝合金。为实现对Qi2无线充电标准的完整支持，三星可能移除内置的S Pen数位板层，采用新技术实现手写笔功能，但这不影响S Pen的继续使用。不过，系列机型可能仍不会内置磁吸充电功能，需通过专用保护壳实现。

同期可能亮相的还有新款Galaxy Buds 4系列耳机。爆料显示其充电盒将更小巧，耳机柄设计更圆润，并可能新增头部手势控制功能以及超宽带芯片，以提升与谷歌查找网络的兼容性。

软件与AI服务方面，除继续深化与谷歌的合作外，三星据传正接近与AI搜索公司Perplexity达成协议，将其AI搜索引擎整合至OneUI系统及三星浏览器中。同时，三星意外泄露的新版Bixby语音助手也有望登场，可能整合Perplexity功能，作为谷歌Gemini的替代选择。

至于去年底已发布的折叠屏手机Galaxy Z TriFold，因其已在北美上市且价格高昂（2900美元），预计在此次发布会上不会占据过多篇幅。

三星Galaxy Unpacked 2026发布会将于北京时间2月26日凌晨2点进行全球直播。

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三星Galaxy Unpacked 2026发布会前瞻：2月25日S26系列将带来哪些惊喜？

当人们翘首以盼三星Galaxy S26系列时，究竟能期待些什么？

回顾2025年，三星推出了多款折叠屏手机、全新超薄形态设备，并携手谷歌发布了XR平台。在2026年国际消费电子展（CES）公布若干动态后，三星近日正式宣布年度首场Galaxy Unpacked发布会定档2月25日，届时极有可能推出Galaxy S26系列产品线。尽管官方邀请函已经释出，但具体将发布哪些设备仍是个谜。不过按照惯例，我们对本次发布会的内容已有不少预期。

Engadget将对本次Galiffaxy Unpacked进行全程直播报道，并极有可能在三星新手机发布后第一时间带来现场体验。在等待完整细节披露期间，以下是我们预测三星将在2026年首场Galaxy Unpacked发布会上展示的全部内容。

发布会何时举行？

根据三星2月10日发布的官方邀请函，Unpacked发布会将于2026年2月25日在旧金山举行。主题演讲将于太平洋时间上午10点（东部时间下午1点）开始，并通过三星官网、新闻中心及YouTube频道进行直播。2月10日的公告还特别提及，此次发布会将"标志着人工智能时代进入新阶段——智能技术将实现真正的个性化与自适应"。虽然近年来各家企业都曾发表类似宣言，具体信息仍显模糊，但至少两周后我们听到更多AI相关消息时不会感到意外。

Galaxy S26、S26+与S26 Ultra

三星对手机更新的克制态度很可能延续到Galaxy S26系列。根据泄露的产品线图像，Galaxy S26、S26+和S26 Ultra的外观预计不会进行彻底革新，而是延续Galaxy S25系列的设计风格。手机将采用平面屏幕与边框设计，边角呈圆弧状，后置摄像头模组为纵向药丸形平台。与苹果从iPhone 16 Pro到iPhone 17 Pro的升级不同，此次最大变化可能集中在屏幕、芯片和摄像头传感器等内部组件。

高通新一代骁龙8 Elite Gen 5芯片预计将搭载于所有Galaxy S26机型，但韩联社报道称，根据地区差异，部分机型可能采用三星较新的Exynos 2600芯片——这延续了三星过去的市场策略。无论采用何种芯片，新机型性能都将超越前代，特别是搭载骁龙8 Elite Gen 5的版本在设备端AI处理方面将有突出表现。

知名爆料者Ice Universe透露的信息显示，Galaxy S26与S25的显著差异可能体现在屏幕上。据称新机将配备6.3英寸FHD+显示屏，较Galaxy S25的6.2英寸屏幕略有增大。S26据传还将配备12GB内存、256GB或512GB存储空间，以及稍大的4300mAh电池。不过入门款手机的摄像头可能保持不变：爆料显示其将沿用5000万像素主摄、1200万像素超广角、1000万像素3倍长焦和1200万像素前置摄像头的组合。Galaxy S26+的升级幅度似乎更小，除新骁龙芯片外，据称将保留6.7英寸FHD+屏幕、4900mAh电池、12GB内存以及与基础版S26相同的摄像头阵列。

Galaxy S26 Ultra与S25 Ultra的差异则更为明显。据Android Headlines报道，新机摄像头模组凸起程度将略微增加，并采用新金属涂层提升辨识度。在Galaxy S24和S25 Ultra采用钛金属边框后，S26 Ultra可能回归铝合金边框。最重要的是，为实现对Qi2无线充电标准的完整支持（而非仅搭配保护壳时兼容），传闻称三星将移除手机内的S Pen数位板层，采用全新的手写笔输入方案。具体技术细节尚不明确，但这可能使Galaxy S26 Ultra在兼容Qi2配件的同时保留手写笔功能。

Android Headlines近期泄露的S26系列完整渲染图也与现有传闻高度吻合。若这些图像属实，我们可以更清晰地看到S26 Ultra的摄像头模组凸起设计及两种配色方案。

若最新传闻准确，磁吸功能爱好者可能要继续失望了。尽管Qi2无线充电标准多年前就已支持磁吸对齐功能，三星却始终未在手机中内置磁铁。虽然S系列支持该标准下的高速充电，但荷兰科技媒体Nieuwemobiel.nl根据收到的磁吸环保护壳图像推断，S26系列很可能仍不会内置磁吸模块。三星过去曾通过此类保护壳为S系列增添磁吸功能，相关配件图像的出现进一步佐证了这一策略的延续。

Galaxy Buds 4

三星在2024年发布的Galaxy Buds 3和3 Pro经历了重大 redesign，外观更接近苹果AirPods。传闻即将发布的Galaxy Buds 4和4 Pro可能延续这一设计，但根据三星Tips应用的泄露图像，新款充电盒将更紧凑，耳机柄棱角也会减少。

据传新款Galaxy Buds将支持头部动作接听/挂断电话功能——这项已在AirPods Pro 3和AirPods 4上实现的技术。SamMobile报道称，Galaxy Buds 4和4 Pro可能搭载全新超宽带芯片，使其能通过谷歌Find Hub网络更便捷地被定位。

Galaxy Z TriFold

三星在2025年底发布了Galaxy Z TriFold，但未明确这款"手机变平板"的设备何时在北美上市。直到1月27日，公司才宣布TriFold将于1月30日在美国上市，售价高达2900美元。考虑到我们已在CES 2026现场体验过该设备，且发布会前消费者很可能已有机会接触（甚至购买）这款折叠屏产品，预计三星不会在发布会上对其花费过多篇幅。

Galaxy S26 Edge

2025年Galaxy S25 Edge发布时，三星似乎可能以独特形态设计取代"Plus"机型，正如苹果以iPhone Air所做的尝试。尽管存在矛盾传闻，但三星似乎不会在Galaxy S26 Edge上采用此策略。

据悉这款手机将继续作为补充选项存在，如同折叠屏之于传统智能手机的替代选择。Android Headlines透露，Galaxy S26 Edge的设计可能与去年款式略有不同：采用类似谷歌Pixel手机的大型矩形摄像头平台，以及iPhone Air使用的凸起椭圆形设计。此外，手机厚度预计将从S25 Edge的5.8毫米微降至5.5毫米。

Bixby与其他AI功能

三星已是谷歌展示Android新AI功能的首选平台，但据报道公司也在探索其他AI合作。2025年6月，彭博社称三星即将与Perplexity达成协议，将其AI搜索引擎整合至OneUI系统及自有移动浏览器中。Perplexity已与摩托罗拉Razr手机达成合作，而三星与谷歌的密切关系使得此次合作显得尤为特别。

三星此前意外泄露的新版Bixby AI助手，很可能也将整合Perplexity技术，并成为谷歌Gemini的替代选择。新版Bixby与Perplexity的深度集成，自然将成为Galaxy Unpacked发布会上值得展示的新软件功能。

更新记录

• 2026年1月27日东部时间上午11:55：更新Galaxy Z TriFold在美国的价格与上市信息
• 2026年1月30日东部时间下午12:45：补充Unpacked 2026可能日期的近期传闻
• 2026年2月2日东部时间上午11:30：新增S26系列三款设备的完整渲染图泄露信息
• 2026年2月3日东部时间上午11:00：补充S26系列可能缺乏磁吸支持的近期传闻
• 2026年2月10日东部时间晚上7:15：更新三星今日官宣的发布会日期，并相应调整导语内容

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Samsung Galaxy Unpacked 2026: Everything we're expecting from the S26 launch on February 25
What to expect when you're expecting the Samsung Galaxy S26.
Samsung’s 2025 was filled with new foldables, an ultra-thin new form factor and the launch of Google's XR platform. After making some announcements at CES 2026, the company has just announced its first Galaxy Unpacked of the year will take place on February 25, where it is expected to introduce the Galaxy S26 lineup. Official invites have just been shared, but actual information on what devices are arriving then is still unknown. But as usual, we know a lot about what’s expected at Unpacked.
Engadget will be covering Galaxy Unpacked live, and we'll most likely have hands-on coverage of Samsung's new smartphones soon after they're announced. While we wait for the full details, here's everything we expect Samsung will introduce at the first Galaxy Unpacked event of 2026.
When is Unpacked 2026 taking place?
According to the official invite that Samsung shared on February 10, Unpacked will happen on February 25, 2026 in San Francisco. The keynote will start at 10AM PT (1PM ET) and be livestreamed on Samsung.com, as well as the company’s newsroom and YouTube channel. The announcement on February 10 also said this launch will mark “a new phase in the era of AI as intelligence becomes truly personal and adaptive.” It’s not a lot to go on, since we’ve heard a version of this from various companies over the last few years, but at least we won’t be shocked when we hear more about AI in just about two weeks.
Galaxy S26, S26+ and S26 Ultra
Samsung's restrained approach to updating its phones will likely continue with the Galaxy S26. Based on leaked images of the new lineup, the company is not expected to radically reinvent the look of the Galaxy S26, Galaxy S26+ or Galaxy S26 Ultra, and instead will stick with a similar design to what it used on the Galaxy S25. The phones will have a flat front screen and frame, with rounded corners and cameras housed in a vertical pill-shaped plateau on the back. Unlike Apple's move from the iPhone 16 Pro to the iPhone 17 Pro, the biggest difference here will likely be internal components like the screens, chips and camera sensors Samsung uses.
Qualcomm's new Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 chip is expected to be in all Samsung Galaxy S26 phones, though Korean news site Yonhap News reports Samsung's relatively new Exynos 2600 chip could be used in some phones in the lineup depending on the region, a strategy Samsung has deployed in the past. Either way the new phones should be more performant than the previous generation, and in the case of the models with the Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5, particularly good at on-device AI processing.
I have compiled the most accurate comprehensive parameter comparison of Galaxy S25, S25+ and Galaxy S26、 S26+. Which one do you want to buy? pic.twitter.com/aQpoSvYjOz
— Ice Universe (@UniverseIce) November 29, 2025
One notable difference between the Galaxy S26 and the Galaxy S25 could be the phone's screen. The new phone will reportedly feature a 6.3-inch FHD+ display according to specs shared by leaker Ice Universe, which makes it ever so slightly larger than the 6.2-inch display used on the Galaxy S25. The S26 will also allegedly come with 12GB of RAM, either 256GB or 512GB of storage and a slightly larger 4,300mAh battery. Samsung isn't changing the cameras on the entry-level phone, though: leaks suggest it'll feature the same 50-megapixel main camera, 12-megapixel ultrawide, 10-megapixel 3x telephoto and 12-megapixel selfie camera as the previous generation. Changes appear to be even more minor on the Galaxy S26+. Other than the new Snapdragon chip, the phone will reportedly feature the same 6.7-inch FHD+ screen, 4,900mAh battery, 12GB of RAM and the same camera array used on the base Galaxy S26.
The difference between the Galaxy S26 Ultra and Galaxy S25 Ultra is reportedly a bit clearer. According to Android Headlines, the new phone's cameras will be slightly more raised, and stand out thanks to a new metallic finish. Samsung may also switch back to using an aluminum frame on the Galaxy S26 Ultra, after using titanium frames on both the Galaxy S24 and S25 Ultras. Most importantly, to make the phone actually support Qi2 rather than only technically work with the standard when a case is attached, rumors suggest Samsung will remove the S Pen digitizer layer in the phone and adopt a new method for accepting stylus input. It's not clear what that new method will actually be, but it could let the Galaxy S26 Ultra more easily work with Qi2 accessories without losing its stylus.
Android Headlines also recently shared what appear to be full image renders of the S26 series, and they generally line up with what has already been rumored, leaked and reported so far. If these pictures are accurate, they give us a clearer look at the camera bump and two color variants of the S26 Ultra.
Fans of magnets may continue to be disappointed by Samsung if the latest rumors are accurate. Despite the launch of the Qi 2 wireless charging standard adding support for convenient magnetic alignment years ago, Samsung has yet to bring that feature to its phones. Though the S-series have the higher speed charging rates that the spec enables, Nieuwemobiel.nl is reporting that, due to images it received of cases with magnetic rings, the S26 series likely won’t have built-in magnets. Samsung has made these cases to add the magnetic capability to its S-series in the past, and the existence of the images of these accessories lends weight to the idea that the company will continue this approach.
Galaxy Buds 4
Samsung released the Galaxy Buds 3 and 3 Pro in 2024, with a major redesign that brought them much more in line with Apple's AirPods. The Galaxy Buds 4 and Buds 4 Pro Samsung is rumored to be announcing soon won't necessarily change that, though they will feature a more compact case and less angular stems, according to leaked images from the Samsung Tips app.
Support for head gestures to accept and decline calls, a feature Apple includes on the AirPods Pro 3 and AirPods 4, is also rumored to work on both versions of the new Galaxy Buds. SamMobile reports the Galaxy Buds 4 and 4 Pro may also ship with a new Ultra Wideband chip that will make them easier to find with Google's Find Hub network.
Galaxy Z Trifold
Samsung announced the Galaxy Z TriFold in late 2025 without firm details of when the new smartphone-that-folds-into-a-tablet would be available in North America. That info came on January 27, when the company announced the TriFold would be available in the US on January 30, for a whopping $2,900. Considering we’ve already seen the device in person at CES 2026 and people are most likely to have had a chance to look at, if not buy the foldable for themselves by the time Unpacked rolls around, we don’t expect Samsung to spend too much time dwelling on it, if at all.
Galaxy S26 Edge
When the Galaxy S25 Edge was announced in 2025, it seemed possible that Samsung could replace its "Plus" smartphone with a unique form factor, just like Apple has opted to do with the iPhone Air. There have been conflicting reports on the matter, but it seems like Samsung will not be doing that with the Galaxy S26 Edge.
Instead, the smartphone will reportedly remain another option, much like foldables are for customers not swayed by Samsung's traditional smartphones. The Galaxy S26 Edge is rumored to feature a slightly different design than last year's model, according to Android Headlines, with a large rectangular camera plateau that's reminiscent of Google's Pixel phones, and the raised oval Apple used on the iPhone Air. Beyond that, the phone is also expected to be ever so slightly thinner at 5.5mm than the 5.8mm Galaxy S25 Edge.
Bixby and other AI features
Samsung already acts as a first place Google can show off new AI features for Android, but the company is reportedly exploring other AI partnerships, too. In June 2025, Bloomberg reported that Samsung was nearing a deal with Perplexity to integrate its AI-powered search engine across OneUI and its homegrown mobile browser. Perplexity already has a deal with Motorola on its Razr phones, so the only thing that would make a deal with Samsung unusual is the close relationship the company already has with Google.
The company also accidentally announced a new version of its Bixby AI assistant, which will likely also be integrated with Perplexity and could serve as an alternative to Google Gemini. Both a new Bixby and a deeper integration with Perplexity seem like natural new software features to show off at Galaxy Unpacked.
Update, January 27 2026, 11:55AM ET: This story has been updated to reflect the latest news around the Galaxy Z TriFold’s price and availability in the US.
Update, January 30 2026, 12:45PM ET: This story has been updated to include the latest leaks on the possible dates for Unpacked 2026.
Update, February 02 2026, 11:30AM ET: This story has been updated to include the latest leaks with full image renders of the S26 trio of devices.
Update, February 03 2026, 11:00AM ET: This story has been updated to include the latest leaks about the possible lack of magnetic support on the S26 series.
Update, February 10 2026, 7:15PM ET: This story has been updated to include the official date of Galaxy Unpacked as Samsung announced it today. The intro was also edited to reflect that detail.
Samsung is expected to unveil its latest flagship phone series in February, which is most likely going to include the Galaxy S26, Galaxy S26+ and Galaxy S26 Ultra. For now, you can check out our preview of what we expect Samsung to announce at Unpacked 2026 to get up to speed. We'll also have live coverage of the event, as well as news, analyses and in-person impressions once we get them, and you can follow along right on Engadget.