A new version of the Samsung Galaxy S26 Plus has recently been released, featuring a 6.7-inch screen, an Exynos 2600 processor, and a battery life of 30 hours. The device was initially criticized for its high price of 1,269 euros, but Amazon has since lowered the cost to 1,059 euros during its autumn Prime Day sale. The standard Samsung Galaxy S26, which has a 6.3-inch screen, is also on promotion, now priced at 949 euros. This creates a 100 euro price difference between the two models, despite both sharing a similar design, with the S26 Plus being the larger of the two. The Samsung Galaxy S26 Plus has a display similar to the standard S26, with a peak brightness of 2,500 nits in HDR mode. Both versions use the same Exynos 2600 processor, though the Plus version may handle heat more effectively due to its larger size, potentially offering better long-term performance. The battery in the S26 Plus is slightly larger than that of the standard S26, providing an extra hour of battery life. However, the S26 Plus is positioned as an enlarged version of the standard S26 but lacks significant upgrades compared to the more powerful Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra. The value proposition of the Samsung Galaxy S26 Plus is being questioned, particularly with the standard S26 available at a lower price. Amazon's Prime Flash Days 2026, which will run until October 7, 2026, offer various deals on smartphones, TVs, laptops, audio devices, connected watches, and products like Kindle, Fire TV, and Echo. To stay informed about these offers, users can follow Frandroid's X account, join their WhatsApp channel, download the Frandroid app, or subscribe to their newsletter.