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Galaxy S26+ screen size

Galaxy S26+: 6.7″, 1440 × 3120, 513 PPI, 384 × 832 CSS viewport at DPR 3.75. For responsive testing, Galaxy S26+ shares the same primary layout target as the Ultra model while offering a slightly more compact large-screen canvas, making it a natural companion for high-density Android regression.

To proportion
6.7″
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Display size
6.7″ (17 cm) diagonalofficial
Resolution
1440 × 3120 pxofficial
Pixel density
513 PPIofficial
Aspect ratio
19.5:9calculated
Physical size (display)
2.81″ × 6.08″ (7.1 × 15.4 cm)calculated
CSS viewport
384 × 832 pxreference
Device pixel ratio
3.75reference
Release year
2026
For developers
/* Galaxy S26+ — portrait reference, not a breakpoint */
viewport: 384 × 832 CSS px
panel: 1440 × 3120 · DPR 3.75
/* Test immediately below and above your layout breakpoints. */
Tailwind breakpoint
base
0px-639px
Bootstrap breakpoint
xs
0px-575px
Image slot example
1536 × 864
384px wide at DPR 3.75
Responsive testing plan

Galaxy S26+ responsive workflow

Use the 384 × 832 CSS px at DPR 3.75 as a real QA target, then pair it with nearby widths for regression testing.

Model-specific checks

  • Reuse the wide Galaxy layout automation while maintaining separate screenshot baselines for release QA.
  • Pair with the base Galaxy model to catch label wrapping, dense card overflow and dialog clipping.

Values marked official come from manufacturer specifications; calculated values are derived from them; reference values are developer layout references and can vary with browser, zoom and operating-system settings.

Sources: Samsung · en.wikipedia.org · Facts reviewed 2026-09-11

Content reviewed 2026-09-11

Model-specific guidance

What this means for layout and testing

A shared large-Galaxy layout target

Its reference viewport matches the Ultra model in the current dataset, allowing teams to consolidate automated viewport tests while updating named-device coverage.

High pixel density pressures bitmap assets

The panel combines a generous resolution with a compact footprint, making it an effective reference for inspecting high-density image clarity and crisp icon rendering.

Pair with the base model for boundary checks

Success on this wide-canvas layout does not ensure safety on compact Android references; always test dense navigation and forms against the base Galaxy.

Compare this device

The specifications below come from the device records; the notes explain why each comparison is useful.

Device configurationMatched toScreenPanelViewport / workspacePPI
Galaxy S26+
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Galaxy S26+6.7″1440 × 3120384 × 832513
Galaxy S26
The base model represents the narrower Android layout boundary for navigation and form compression checks.
Galaxy S26+6.3″1080 × 2340360 × 780409
Galaxy S26 Ultra
The Ultra shares the same reference viewport on a larger diagonal, confirming whether layout spacing scales comfortably.
Galaxy S26+6.9″1440 × 3120384 × 832498
iPhone 16 Plus
Apple's iPhone 16 Plus provides a familiar cross-platform large-phone reference with a distinct viewport ratio.
Galaxy S26+6.7″1290 × 2796430 × 932460

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