2025 New S26 Ultra HOT 7.0inch HD Global Edition Original Smart Dual Card Facial Recognition Function 7000mAh Battery

 2025 New S26 Ultra HOT 7.0inch HD Global Edition Original Smart Dual Card Facial Recognition Function 7000mAh Battery

                                                                              

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Price analysis & market comparison

• BDT 7,665 is very low for a real, high‐end smartphone with specs like “16 GB + 1 TB.” Even many mid-tier phones in Bangladesh cost more than BDT 10,000.

• In Bangladesh, “master copy,” “replica,” “clone” phones are often sold in relatively low price ranges (a few thousand to tens of thousands of taka) — e.g. many listings for “clone / master copy” iPhones, Samsung, etc. ClickBD+3ClickBD+3BD Store 24+3

• A trustworthy, original flagship phone with such premium specs would typically cost many times more, especially if imported with warranty, brand support, etc.

So that price lines up more with clone / replica market behavior than with genuine flagship phones.

• S26 Ultra / 16 GB + 1 TB / 7.0 inch / Android 13 / Face recognition / Fingerprint”

• In credible rumors, the upcoming Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra is expected to have up to 16 GB RAM and 1 TB internal storage. PhoneArena+3Gadgets 360+3SammyGuru+3

• But the rumored display size is ~6.9 inch, not 7.0 inch. PhoneArena+3SammyGuru+3Android Headlines+3

• Also, this “S26 Ultra” listing appears on sites like Alibaba and eBay, offering a “7.3-inch / 16 GB + 1 TB / 5G” version. These listings are likely clones or “phone shells” with spec claims not backed by credible manufacturers. Alibaba+1

• Official leaks / credible sources do not confirm a 7.3-inch size, 7.0-inch, or that it will run Android 13 as new (the expected OS is more advanced). Gadgets 360+2SammyGuru+2

So, there’s a mismatch between what the image claims and what reputable leaks / sources suggest for a future Samsung S26 Ultra.

How to tell if it’s fake / clone / copy

Here are red flags and checks:

Red Flag	Why It Suggests Fake	What You Can Do
Unusual display size (7.0+ inch for a flagship)	Flagship phones don’t usually stretch that big unless niche	Compare to known models (Samsung leaks, product reviews)
Runs Android 13	New flagship will likely ship with a newer OS, not such an old version	Check the supposed release timeline / OS version rumors
Sales on Alibaba / eBay, with big claims	Many sellers use generic shells and overstate specs	Look for brand name, serial numbers, reviews, videos
No credible source confirming the exact model name “S26 Ultra” yet	In leaks, the model is often referred to as “Galaxy S26 Ultra,” not just “S26 Ultra” branding	Wait until Samsung’s official launch or trusted leaks
Specs seem “too good” (very high RAM + storage + features) for the price	Clone phones often exaggerate specs to attract buyers	Ask for live video, benchmark apps (e.g. CPU-Z) to verify

My opinion

This is almost certainly not a genuine Samsung flagship. It’s likely a clone / rebranded device using the “S26 Ultra” name to look premium. The specification claims are inconsistent with credible leaks. The listing being on generic markets like Alibaba / eBay is another warning.

If you are thinking of buying this, be very cautious. Ask the seller for:

1. Live demo / video of the phone running system info / “About phone”

2. Benchmark scores (Antutu, Geekbench)

3. IMEI / model number and check against known Samsung databases

4. Return / warranty policy

What that price suggests (and risk)

Given that price, here’s the most likely scenario:

• It’s a clone / fake phone. The seller is using flashy specs and model names to attract buyers.

• The internal hardware is probably much weaker (less RAM, slower CPU, weaker camera, etc.), even though the specs claim are high.

• No reliable warranty, no support, poor quality components.

• The “tax excluded / add at checkout” clause is standard in many marketplaces, but that doesn’t reduce the risk of the product being fake.

What to do / how to avoid being scammed

If you’re considering buying it, here are steps to reduce risk:

1. Ask for proof — live video showing “About phone,” system info, benchmarks (Antutu, CPU-Z, etc.).

2. Check seller reputation — see reviews, ratings, how many sales, how long they’ve been active.

3. Check IMEI / model number / serial — verify whether it matches genuine Samsung devices.

4. Use C.O.D (Cash on Delivery) if possible — so you see the phone before paying.

5. Return policy / warranty — ensure there is something in writing in case of defect.

6. Check specifications in person — e.g. how smooth the UI is, camera quality, battery life, build quality.