A battery upgrade is not in the cards for the Galaxy S26 Ultra, making it yet another launch where Samsung has prevented its top-end offering from competing with rivals in this specific category. Fortunately, the company has been rumored to jump from the 45W charging limit and adopt 60W on the upcoming flagship, meaning that the time required to fully top up the cell will be reduced substantially. One tipster now claims it will take 30 minutes for the Galaxy S26 Ultra to reach 80 percent of its total charge. The remaining 20 percent of charge could take much longer to […]
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