Samsung has officially updated the recommended retail prices for its Galaxy S26 smartphone series in China. The price increases range from ¥800 to ¥1,800 depending on the specific model and storage configuration.
The base Galaxy S26 model with 12GB RAM and 256GB storage now starts at ¥7,799, up from the previous ¥6,999. The Galaxy S26+ variants saw price hikes of ¥1,000, with the 12GB/256GB version rising to ¥8,999 and the 12GB/512GB version reaching ¥10,599.
The flagship Galaxy S26 Ultra also experienced price adjustments. The 12GB/256GB and 12GB/512GB models increased by ¥1,000 each, now priced at ¥10,999 and ¥12,599 respectively. The top-tier 16GB/1TB model saw the largest increase of ¥1,800, bringing its price to ¥15,799.
Despite the higher recommended retail prices, Samsung is offering coupons on its official website for certain models. These discounts allow customers to purchase devices starting at ¥5,999. Additionally, the company is providing a price protection service for the upcoming Double 11 shopping festival.
