Tech media YtechB published a blog post yesterday (February 23) sharing a set of images that revealed the core data for the EU energy efficiency label of the Samsung Galaxy S26 series flagship phones, ahead of the official Galaxy Unpack launch event on February 25.
In terms of water resistance, all three models in the Samsung Galaxy S26 series have passed the IP68 dust and water resistance certification. Furthermore, the series performed excellently in multiple free-fall reliability tests, successfully achieving an “A” rating.
Regarding repairability, the Samsung Galaxy S26 series received a mediocre “C” rating across the board. As for battery life, Samsung equipped all models with long-lasting batteries; official data shows that after up to 1200 charge-discharge cycles, the battery still retains 80% of its healthy capacity.
Regarding the battery, the standard Galaxy S26 features a built-in 4175mAh battery, with an estimated maximum usage time of 51 hours on a full charge. This battery life, combined with its 1200-cycle battery lifespan, means that ordinary users will not need to worry about a significant drop in battery life due to aging during a three-year period of daily use. IT Home has attached the relevant charts below:
The Samsung Galaxy S26+ has a rated battery capacity of 4755mAh, and its maximum battery life on a single charge jumps to 55 hours.
As the flagship of the lineup, the Galaxy S26 Ultra is equipped with the largest rated capacity battery in the entire series, 4855mAh, and its expected battery life also reaches 55 hours.
IT Home also found renders of the Pink Gold and Silver Shadow versions of the Galaxy S26 Ultra by searching publicly available information:
