According to Samsung’s past release schedule, the manufacturer is expected to officially launch the successor to the Galaxy S25 FE in September this year. There are still several months until the product debut, and further news about this new machine has leaked out on the market. Recently, the Galaxy S26 FE was found to have been registered in the certification database of the Wireless Power Consortium (WPC). Compared with the earlier renderings that only leaked wearing a protective case, this certification data directly shows a clearer appearance of the actual machine.
From the actual photos attached to the WPC certification list, it can be seen that the Galaxy S26 FE exposed this time is painted in gray, and the data also confirms that the internal product model of the device is SM-S741. The front of the fuselage continues to use the mainstream open-hole screen design, and the overall line outline is quite close to the standard version of the Galaxy S26.
Compared with the previous generation Galaxy S25 FE, the most obvious change in the appearance of the new phone is the lens part on the back. The new Galaxy S26 FE abandons the previous independent lens arrangement and uses the same raised camera module design as this year’s Galaxy S26 flagship series, and retains the three-lens combination on the back, making the family-style design language of the entire line of products more unified.
In terms of hardware configuration, although the current WPC certification list does not reveal many advanced features, it has been confirmed that the model will support the same Qi 2.2.1 wireless charging standard as other models in the Galaxy S26 series. In addition, based on recent market rumors, the Galaxy S26 FE is expected to be equipped with an Exynos 2500 processor and equipped with 8GB of RAM to provide users with a stable and smooth daily operating experience.
