Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra clones went on sale before the originals

A few days before the official launch of the Samsung Galaxy S26 flagship, counterfeit devices mimicking the upcoming model suddenly appeared on the market. The device, dubbed the Snexian Blod T650, costs just $72, allowing anyone to get their hands on the flagship early for a fraction of the price.

In appearance, the Chinese clone closely resembles the renders and leaks that have been circulating online in recent months. The manufacturer meticulously copied the camera module and overall body shape of the anticipated Galaxy S26 Ultra. However, upon closer inspection, the differences become obvious: the front panel likely has much thicker bezels than the genuine Samsung flagship.

As for the internals, the similarities end completely. The device is equipped with just three gigabytes of RAM and sixteen gigabytes of internal storage, which is comparable to the most budget phones. Other specifications are being kept under wraps, but it's clear that buyers will receive a cheap, low-resolution screen, a weak processor, and terrible cameras, some of which may be fake.

The official unveiling of the genuine Samsung Galaxy S26 series is scheduled for February 25. One of the key features of the new devices will be a screen with innovative privacy protection, which will keep information private even when viewed from the side.