"Well, technically, that is an upgrade over the Galaxy S25 Ultra's 45W charging, but still nowhere close to what you get with the Chinese flagships. Not to mention that Chinese flagships also pack higher capacity Si/C batteries (6,000 mAh or more), while the Galaxy S26 Ultra was recently certified in China with a battery having a rated capacity of 4,855 mAh, meaning the advertised (typical) capacity will be around 5,000 mAh. Higher capacity Si/C batteries aren't a thing in Samsung's Galaxy after all."
"It's also worth mentioning that UniverseIce's claim of 60W charging support for the Galaxy S26 Ultra contradicts a 3C certification from last week, which revealed the S26 Ultra would support 45W charging. Perhaps there were some developments later? Or maybe the Chinese model will charge more slowly than other versions for some reason? We should have more clarity in the coming weeks."
Reported specifications indicate the Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra will support up to 60W wired charging, an increase from the Galaxy S25 Ultra's 45W. A recent certification in China lists a rated battery capacity of 4,855 mAh, implying a typical advertised capacity of roughly 5,000 mAh. Chinese flagship phones commonly use higher-capacity silicon/carbon (Si/C) batteries of 6,000 mAh or more, which remains uncommon in Samsung Galaxy devices. The 60W charging claim conflicts with an earlier 3C certification that indicated 45W support. Differences between regional models or late product developments could explain the discrepancy. Final specifications will become clear closer to release.
Read at GSMArena.com
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