The Samsung Galaxy S26 FE has reportedly appeared on another certification platform, suggesting that the smartphone is moving closer to its official launch. The latest listing indicates that the upcoming Fan Edition handset is unlikely to receive an upgrade in wired charging speeds, with reports pointing to the same 45W fast charging support offered by its predecessor, the Samsung Galaxy S25 FE. Samsung has not yet officially announced the device or confirmed its launch timeline.
According to a report by 91mobiles, the Galaxy S26 FE has been spotted on the UL Demko certification database under multiple model numbers, including SM-S741W, SM-S741U1, SM-S741U, SM-S741B/DS, SM-S741B, and SM-S741N. The certification reportedly confirms support for 45W wired fast charging, indicating that Samsung may retain the same charging capabilities introduced with the previous-generation Galaxy S25 FE instead of offering a faster charging solution.
The latest certification follows the smartphone's recent appearance on the Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS) database with the model number SM-S741B/DS, hinting at a possible launch in India alongside other global markets. The handset has also been listed on the Geekbench benchmarking platform, where it was reportedly seen running an Exynos chipset, suggesting that Samsung could continue using its in-house processor for the upcoming Fan Edition model. However, the company has not confirmed the processor or any other hardware specifications.
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While certification listings do not reveal the complete specifications of a device, they often indicate that development is nearing completion and that a launch could take place in the coming months. The Galaxy S26 FE is expected to succeed the Galaxy S25 FE, which debuted in India last year as part of Samsung's premium Fan Edition lineup aimed at offering flagship-inspired features at a comparatively lower price point.
Industry observers expect Samsung to reveal additional details closer to the official unveiling, including display specifications, camera upgrades, battery capacity and software features. Until then, most information regarding the Galaxy S26 FE remains based on certification databases and benchmark listings rather than official announcements from the company.
With multiple certifications now in place, speculation surrounding the Galaxy S26 FE continues to grow. Although the latest reports suggest there may not be an improvement in charging speed, the smartphone is still expected to introduce updated hardware and software enhancements over its predecessor. Samsung is likely to disclose the full specifications, pricing and availability once the handset is officially announced.
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