Samsung Galaxy S26 FE: A Colourful Journey from Ribena Vibes to Grandma’s Bathroom

Samsung recently unveiled the Galaxy S26 FE during a low-key Galaxy Event, avoiding the term Unpacked. Let’s take a closer look at the three color options available.

The Galaxy S26 FE maintains the pill-shaped camera housing seen in the rest of the Galaxy S26 lineup, resembling its predecessor, the Galaxy S25 FE.

While the design may not be groundbreaking, the Galaxy S25 FE has been a popular choice in the mid-range segment for the past year.

Let’s evaluate the Graphite, Pistachio, and Blueberry color variants of the Galaxy S26 FE, starting with the least impressive option.

Graphite

Graphite is the most subdued color choice, essentially a muted black option. While it’s a safe choice, it may not appeal to those who prefer more vibrant colors.

Pistachio

Pistachio offers a unique green hue not commonly seen in Samsung devices. However, the actual color leans towards a pale green that may lack vibrancy.

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Blueberry

Blueberry stands out as the preferred choice among the three options. With a deep blue hue and a hint of purple, it offers a refreshing change from the usual color schemes.

While a more vibrant color option would have been exciting, the Blueberry variant of the Galaxy S26 FE exudes a certain charm reminiscent of Ribena.

Luke Baker

Which color option do you prefer? While the Galaxy S26 FE falls within the mid-range price category, competition in this segment is intense.

For a detailed analysis of all seven Pixel 11 color variants, check out our comprehensive rankings.

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