Samsung Galaxy S26 prices rise by $100 in the US

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Samsung has increased US prices for the Galaxy S26 lineup by $100 or more. This follows an earlier $100 increase at launch, making the base model $200 more than its predecessor. The company previously cited RAM cost increases as a partial reason for the initial hike. The latest adjustment makes nearly every S26 model more expensive on Samsung's official site.

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