Mar 26, 2026 7:57 PM

Review: Samsung Galaxy S26 and Galaxy S26+ | Camera

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Samsung Galaxy S26\+ main camera
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Samsung Galaxy S26\+ 3X zoom camera

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Samsung Galaxy S26 3X zoom camera
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Samsung Galaxy S26\+ main camera

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Comparison 1: Samsung Galaxy S26\+ main camera
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Comparison 1: Google Pixel 10 main camera

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Comparison 2: Samsung Galaxy S26\+ 2X digital zoom
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Comparison 2: Google Pixel 10 2X digital zoom

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Samsung Galaxy S26\+ main camera
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Comparison 3: Samsung Galaxy S26\+ main camera

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Comparison 3: Google Pixel 10 main camera
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Comparison 4: Samsung Galaxy S26\+ main camera

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Comparison 4: Google Pixel 10 main camera
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Comparison 5: Samsung Galaxy S26\+ 3X zoom

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Comparison 5: Google Pixel 10 5X zoom
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Comparison 6: Samsung Galaxy S26\+ 3X zoom

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Comparison 6: Google Pixel 10 5X zoom
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Samsung Galaxy S26\+ selfie camera

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