#samsung the serif hands-on

Samsung’s The Serif is a great example of this and firmly puts aesthetics in the driver's seat, without compromising its technology -- this is Samsung, after all. Samsung’s 2026 flagship refresh isn’t about reinventing the wheel, it’s about making it smarter.   Design and Build At first glance, both the Galaxy S26 and S26+ stay true to Samsung’s minimalist design language. While the hardware setup remains familiar, Samsung is leaning heavily into AI-driven improvements.   Performance and Benchmarks For the S26 and S26+’s chipsets, locally we get the brand’s latest in-house Exynos 2600, which is a 2nm chipset that features a deca-core CPU capable of 3.8 GHz clock speeds, and a Samsung Xclipse 960 GPU. Now if you are thinking of upgrading; The Samsung Galaxy S26 makes perfect sense if you prefer a compact, lighter flagship. If there’s one launch we’re always excited about during the first quarter of 2026, it’s the Samsung Galaxy Unpacked event. It’s here where we get to see Samsung’s newest flagship device, and this year, we’re checking out the new Galaxy S26 series. Read more in our articles including "WATCH: Samsung’s The Serif Hands-on - More than just a TV" and "Samsung Galaxy S26 , S26+ Hands On".