Samsung · Android 16.0
@media (min-width: 384px) and (max-width: 384px)The Samsung Galaxy S26+ represents Samsung's approach to mobile display technology in 2026. With a 452 PPI PPI density and 6.7 INCH screen, it sits in the premium tier of the market.
For web developers and designers, this device is a critical testing target because it represents millions of real users. Its 1440 x 3120 PX resolution and 384 x 832 PX CSS viewport define how your responsive layouts will render for this segment. Learn more about CSS pixels vs physical pixels and PPI explained.
With 452 PPI PPI, text and images render razor-sharp for comfortable reading and scrolling.
The 384 x 832 PX CSS viewport is a standard testing target for mobile app developers.
This device's 6.7 INCH screen size is where your mobile breakpoints should be tested.
Use this device to test animation smoothness at 120Hz LTPO Hz refresh rate.
See how the Samsung Galaxy S26+ stacks up against other phones:
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