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Galaxy S25 Ultra vs Galaxy S26 Ultra

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	Galaxy S25 Ultra	Galaxy S26 Ultra
Released	3 Feb 2025 source	6 Mar 2026 source
Support date used	3 Feb 2032 source	6 Mar 2033 source
Years to that date	5.2	6.3
Our answer	Long manufacturer horizon	Long manufacturer horizon
EU repairability class	C	C
Repair index	3.23 / 5 source	3.08 / 5 source
OS update years (EU label)	5 source	5 source
Battery cycles to 80%	2000 source	1200 source
Battery capacity	4855 mAh source	4855 mAh source
Water and dust rating	IP68 source	IP68 source
Official battery part	no data yet	no data yet
Official screen part	€301.19 excl. VAT source	no data yet

Years left as of 6 Nov 2026. Full method

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