The highly anticipated Samsung Galaxy S26 series has reportedly been delayed, with the company now planning to launch its next flagship lineup on February 25, 2026, in San Francisco, USA. The launch marks Samsung’s return to the American city for a global Galaxy unveiling, the first since the Galaxy S23 debut in 2023.

According to a report from Korean outlet Money Today, the delay is due to last-minute changes in the S26 lineup, signaling Samsung’s strategic shifts ahead of one of its biggest releases in recent years. Traditionally, Samsung unveils its Galaxy S-series in January, but this time the company appears to be taking extra time to refine its devices and AI capabilities.

Why the Delay?

The report suggests that Samsung initially planned to replace the “Plus” model with a new Gala

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