Samsung’s Galaxy S26 series debuted earlier this year and is among the best sellers in the flagship space. Months later, Samsung is officially bringing certified renewed Galaxy S26 models, claiming they offer a “like-new phone experience.” The company says its engineers assemble each unit using 100% genuine Samsung parts, along with a brand-new battery.
Samsung Galaxy S26 series Certified Re-Newed models hit the market
Samsung mentions that with certified renewed units, users will receive a one-year limited warranty, much like new phones. Users can also add Samsung Care+ with Theft and Loss for protection against accidents, breaks, or other damage. That includes unlimited battery repairs and $0 cracked screen and back glass repairs.
The Galaxy S26 series features the Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 Platform for Galaxy. They also get Galaxy AI features, including Now Brief, Now Nudge, and a few others. These enhance the overall software experience while also improving productivity.
Available via Samsung’s official website
The Galaxy S26 series certified renewed devices will be exclusively available via Samsung.com. The Galaxy S26 Ultra (review) renewed model will be available in White, Sky Blue, Pink Gold, Black, Silver, Shadow, and Cobalt Violet colors. The price starts at $1,099. In comparison, the regular model costs $1,299.
Similarly, the Galaxy S26+ certified renewed is available in White, Sky Blue, Pink Gold, Black, Silver Shadow, and Cobalt Violet, starting at $929. Lastly, the Galaxy S26 renewed model is available in White, Sky Blue, Pink Gold, Black, Silver Shadow, and Cobalt Violet. It will be available at a starting price of $759.
Samsung is also offering a trade-in offer, where you can get up to $720 in credit for a Samsung certified renewed model. If you don’t have the budget to spend on a new model, renewed are your second-best bet, especially in times where phone prices are skyrocketing owing to memory shortages.
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