Samsung Galaxy S26 Leaks: Will We Get Exynos SoC In India? All You Need To Know
Samsung’s Galaxy S26 leaks reveal a major chip shake-up. The new Exynos 2600 might be insanely powerful, but will India see it, or stick with Snapdragon?
- Samsung's Exynos 2600 chip may power Galaxy S26, offering significant upgrades.
- The new chip could be six times faster than Apple's A19 Pro.
- Performance gains are expected in AI, CPU, and GPU tasks.
Samsung Galaxy S26 leaks just don’t stop coming, and this time it’s all about what’s inside the phone: the processor. An earlier leak popped up from X user Jukanlosreve, who often shares semiconductor info, claiming that Samsung’s upcoming Exynos 2600 could be seriously powerful. Like, way more powerful than what we’ve seen before.
But here’s what’s really on everyone’s mind: Will India get the Snapdragon version, or will Samsung go all-in with Exynos this time?
Will Galaxy S26 Get Exynos Or Snapdragon Chip In India?
Samsung has used Qualcomm chips in previous lineups. The Galaxy S25 series came with the Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 4, while the S25 FE used the Exynos 2400.
Now, leaks suggest that Samsung might go all Exynos with the S26 lineup. This means the phones could run on the Exynos 2600, just like the versions expected in Europe and Korea. But with Samsung, you never really know.
The company might still surprise everyone by keeping the Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 for Indian models.
Exynos 2600 Might Be A Big Deal
According to a leak shared by X user under the name Jukanlosreve, Samsung’s upcoming Exynos 2600 chip could bring major upgrades.
[Exclusive] Galaxy S26 confirmed to feature ‘Exynos 2600’—six times faster than Apple’s chip
— Jukan (@Jukanlosreve) October 20, 2025
The upcoming Galaxy S26 series, set for release early next year, will be equipped with Samsung’s in-house application processor (AP), the Exynos 2600. It is reported that not only the… pic.twitter.com/kGk9277Xs1
The NPU (Neural Processing Unit) might be nearly six times faster than Apple’s A19 Pro, and about 30% stronger than Snapdragon’s 8 Gen 5.
The CPU may also be 14% faster, while the GPU could deliver up to 75% better performance. In short, smoother gaming, faster multitasking, and better AI tasks could all be part of the Galaxy S26 experience. The Galaxy S26 series, expected early next year, may run entirely on Exynos 2600 in some regions.
For now, everything’s up in the air. We’ll have to wait for Samsung to confirm, but one thing’s clear: the S26 launch is already shaping up to be a big one.
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