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Top smartphone launches expected in India in 2026

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January 02, 2026

EVERY year, smartphone makers launch new devices across different price segments to meet the needs of various users.

- RAKESH KUMAR @NewDelhi

In 2026, leading smartphone brands such as Samsung, Apple, Google, Oppo, Vivo, and Xiaomi are expected to launch a wide range of smartphones in India, including premium flagships, foldable phones, ultra-thin designs, and devices with significant AI integration.Companies update these devices annually by improving their design, enhancing performance, upgrading cameras, or adding new AI-based features. In this article, we take a look at the major smartphone launches expected in India in early to mid-2026.

SAMSUNG

Samsung is one of the most popular smartphone brands in India. It is one of the few non-Chinese brands that compete strongly with both Chinese manufacturers and US-based Apple. Samsung has a wide product range, from budget phones to ultra-premium flagships.

Samsung Galaxy S26 Series

Samsung’s main flagship launch for 2026 is expected to be the Galaxy S26 series. This lineup will likely include the Galaxy S26, Galaxy S26+, and Galaxy S26 Ultra. These phones are expected to launch early in the year. The Galaxy S26 series is expected to feature high-quality AMOLED displays, powerful flagship processors, and major camera upgrades. The Ultra variant, in particular, may see significant improvements in photography and videography. Samsung is also expected to continue offering advanced S-Pen support on the Ultra model. Al-powered features under Samsung's “Galaxy AI” branding are expected to play a major role in this series.

Samsung Foldable Phones

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