The annual Mobile World Congress might be right around the corner, but as usual, Samsung is setting the pace for 2026 Android phones with its launch of the Galaxy S26 series. With a bunch of nifty new additions like an all-new privacy-focused display and a slew of expected upgrades to cameras and performance, the Galaxy S26 Ultra is introducing some handy new features to an otherwise predictable smartphone.On the other hand, excellent flagships like the OnePlus 15 are already available on the market, and not only does it beat Samsung’s latest on price, but the hardware proposition isn’t too far behind either. In fact, the OnePlus 15 manages to beat Samsung’s spanking new flagship in a few key areas.