Samsung Galaxy S26 FE: PDF Reveals Seven Model Variants

A Samsung Poland Care+ PDF lists seven Galaxy S26 FE model numbers. Leaks point to three colors and two memory options, totaling six SKUs. We examine why an extra variant shows up and what it means for launch timing.

Samsung Galaxy S26 FE: PDF Reveals Seven Model Variants
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Open a support PDF and you may find the next phone before the press release lands. That happened when a Samsung Care+ document posted by Samsung Poland quietly listed seven model numbers under the Galaxy S26 FE heading.

Seven. The number is a small detail on a long legal page, but details like this are the breadcrumbs hardware sleuths follow. Leaked renders have already shown three colors. Rumored specs point to two memory options, likely 8 GB with either 128 GB or 256 GB of storage. Three colors times two storage levels gives six SKUs. So where does the seventh come from?

Seven model numbers. One oddball.

There are a few logical explanations. One possibility is a physical single-SIM variant versus a dual-SIM variant, even though eSIM will almost certainly be available. Another is an enterprise edition. Samsung has released FE enterprise models before, limited to one color and one storage size, which would create a standalone SKU.

To put the count into perspective, check the S26 Ultra. It lists 18 model numbers, a tidy match for six colors multiplied by three storage options. The FE line rarely offers as many permutations, so that stray number in the Care+ list is worth a closer look.

Roland Quandt, who first flagged the PDF, also shared two images that appear to show two of the FE colorways, a mint tone and a jet black. A hands-on clip circulating online shows a third shade, navy blue, completing the trio seen in leaks.

With FCC clearance and a Google Play Console entry already logged, the S26 FE looks like it is on the final runway toward launch.

There is still no official release date. But between regulatory filings, developer console listings, and official insurance paperwork naming exact model numbers, the phone's public debut now feels less a matter of if and more a matter of when.

Emma Collins

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