Samsung starts notifying Galaxy S26 Ultra owners about red screen fix
The manufacturer still doesn’t have a date for the remote software update that would fix this problem.
Samsung has notified Galaxy S26 Ultra owners in South Korea about a red screen issue through a message in the Members app, confirming it can be resolved via a software patch. Alternatively, affected users can visit a Samsung service center for a "software calibration fix." The company has not specified when the software update will be released, but this update could spare customers the inconvenience of a service center visit.
The Galaxy S26 Ultra is one of Samsung's top flagship devices, making the red tint problem a surprise for some owners. Samsung's message comes as a relief for those impacted by the screen discoloration.
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