Samsung's Galaxy S26 price rise has reached Canada, the EU and the UK, SamMobile reports. India was raised last week and South Korea the day before the report. The US went up on October 1, and we covered that $100 rise when it landed.
In the UK, the Galaxy S26 now costs £960 for 256GB and £1,100 for 512GB. The S26+ is £1,180 and £1,350. The S26 Ultra starts at £1,360 and reaches £1,530 at 512GB. Every one of those is £80 higher than before.
The 1TB Ultra took the worst of it. At £1,860, it jumped £330.
In the EU, the S26 is €1,100 for 256GB and €1,300 for 512GB. The S26+ is €1,350 and €1,550, and the Ultra is €1,550, €1,750 and €2,150 for 256GB, 512GB and 1TB. Most variants are up about €80.
The Canadian S26 starts at CAD 1,400, the S26+ at CAD 1,680 and the Ultra at CAD 2,050. The 1TB Ultra is now CAD 2,850. The 256GB and 512GB models rose CAD 150 each, and the 1TB Ultra rose CAD 250.
Memory chips are costing more, and Samsung says that's behind the higher prices across all three models and every storage size. The figures above come from SamMobile's regional price tables, so check Samsung's store in your country before you order.
The 1TB Ultra is the outlier in every region where SamMobile gives the size of the jump. It's up $200 in the US, £330 in the UK and CAD 250 in Canada, against $100, £80 and CAD 150 for everything else.