Samsung Galaxy S26 series may use a new Exynos connectivity chip
There’s been no shortage of rumors surrounding Samsung’s upcoming Galaxy S26 series, with the latest one suggesting a potential delay in its launch. Now, a new leak indicates that the lineup could debut with an Exynos connectivity chip.
A new Samsung Exynos S6568 chipset has been listed on the Bluetooth qualified products website. It has been described as a Bluetooth and Wi-Fi companion chip with Bluetooth 6.1 support that’s meant to be used with an Exynos SoC.
No other details are available at the moment, but it is likely that the Galaxy S26 lineup could use the S6568 companion connectivity chip. The chipset could provide improved range and better efficiency.
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The Samsung Galaxy S26 series is rumored to use the Exynos 2600 SoC in most regions, while others could get the Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 for Galaxy. The lineup is rumored to debut in March 2026 instead of January.
Reader comments
- Melsteam412
- 0gv
Samsung really does sell like hotcakes in N America and Europe. I'm sorry you can't get one
- Anonymous
- pd%
older HP2 and exynos for what, 1500 USD/EUR or something ? wooow and I guess it'll sell like hotcakes unbeleivable i'm being sarcastic, in case of.
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