Things are going great, let’s ruin it
At least Samsung is wise enough not to tamper with the Ultra.
The Galaxy S25 series is on track to outsell the Galaxy S24, which was more successful than the Galaxy S23. These three phones were more successful than the Galaxy S22 and S21, largely because Samsung listened to customer complaints.That’s not to say things have been going as well as Samsung would like. The Ultra model is doing all the heavy lifting, while the Plus model refuses to pull its weight. Rather than get to the bottom of this and find out what its users needed, Samsung allegedly decided to imitate Apple.
I’ll copy your homework so it looks exactly like yours
Samsung was rumored to replace the standard model with a Pro variant and the Plus model with the Galaxy S26 Edge. Granted, the Galaxy S25 Edge came out before the Apple iPhone Air, so technically, Apple copied Samsung.What vindicates Apple is that the Galaxy S26 Edge was rumored to look more like the iPhone Air than the Galaxy S25 Edge.
Regardless, that debate isn’t worth anyone’s time. The real kicker is that almost no one wants a thin phone. Apple has reportedly already started cutting iPhone Air production.
The Galaxy S25 Edge never really took off, so it’s telling that Samsung apparently waited until after the iPhone Air was released to decide if it was going to release a follow-up.
Samsung is somehow both the most innovative and the most unimaginative company on Earth
We don’t even know which Galaxy S26 rumors to trust anymore. | Image Credit – Sonny Dickson
Samsung is something of a paradox. On one hand, it led the charge with the Galaxy Z Fold and Flip and is now readying a TriFold handset.
On the other hand, it doesn’t seem to know what to do with its conventional flagship lineup. The Galaxy S series is usually released at the beginning of the year, and Samsung has only recently decided to abandon the Galaxy S26 Pro and Galaxy S26 Edge. As a result, the series might be delayed a little.
A disaster in the making?
Samsung’s indecisiveness doesn’t bode well for the Galaxy S26 series. It appears Samsung spent the greater part of the year on branding decisions instead of working on the phones.
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