Samsung raised prices on the Galaxy S26, and it doesn't seem to matter

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Counterpoint Research says U.S. Galaxy S26 sales were up 29% in the first three weeks versus the Galaxy S25.
Samsung raised prices on the base S26 and S26 Plus by $100, but left the Ultra price unchanged.
The Galaxy S26 Ultra accounted for 71% of sales, showing strong demand for premium models.
The results suggest Samsung can still grow flagship sales despite higher prices, helped by features and carrier discounts.



