UL Demko listing reveals Galaxy S26 FE charging details ahead of expected September launch.
Samsung’s upcoming Galaxy S26 FE has surfaced on the UL Demko certification database, revealing key details about the smartphone’s charging capabilities ahead of its anticipated launch later this year.
According to the certification listing, the Samsung Galaxy S26 FE will support charging profiles of 15V/3A and 10V/4.5A, confirming a maximum wired charging speed of 45W. This places the device on par with last year’s Galaxy S25 FE and Samsung’s current Galaxy S26+ flagship.
The charging speed positions the Galaxy S26 FE between other devices in the Galaxy S26 lineup. It is faster than the standard Galaxy S26, which supports 25W charging, but falls short of the Galaxy S26 Ultra, which offers 60W fast charging.
The UL Demko certification includes several model numbers associated with the upcoming smartphone, including SM-S741W, SM-S741U1, SM-S741U, SM-S741B/DS, SM-S741B, and SM-S741N, indicating that Samsung is preparing multiple regional variants for global markets.
While the certification does not reveal additional hardware specifications, previous benchmark listings have already shed light on some of the device’s expected features. The SM-S741U and SM-S741B variants were previously spotted on Geekbench running Android 17 and powered by Samsung’s Exynos 2500 processor.
The benchmark listing also suggested that the handset will ship with 8GB of RAM, continuing Samsung’s approach of offering solid mid-premium hardware in its Fan Edition lineup.
Earlier reports from the Wireless Power Consortium (WPC) also revealed the phone’s design, providing one of the first looks at the Galaxy S26 FE before its official unveiling.
Samsung launched the Galaxy S25 FE in September 2025, and industry observers expect the company to follow a similar schedule for its successor. If Samsung maintains its traditional release cycle, the Galaxy S26 FE could make its official debut in September 2026.
More details regarding pricing, camera specifications, battery capacity, and availability are expected to emerge in the coming weeks as Samsung moves closer to the smartphone’s launch.