Samsung Galaxy S26 FE is drawing attention for its finish and physical design as the phone moves toward its September sales date. Samsung lists Blueberry, Pistachio and Graphite as the three colors, while T3’s August 27 hands-on review gave the Blueberry version its strongest praise.

T3’s reviewer said the Blueberry finish stood out against the softer colors used by many recent phones. The review also described the Galaxy S26 FE as close in appearance to the previous model, which makes the new color one of the easiest changes to see before a full laboratory test.

Samsung’s U.S. newsroom said the phone will be available from select carriers on September 3 and from Samsung.com, carriers and retailers nationwide on September 4. Samsung listed two storage options in that announcement and set the starting price at $699.99.

The design is not only about color. Samsung’s product information lists a 6.7-inch display, a 193-gram body and an aluminum frame. Samsung also lists Gorilla Glass Victus Plus protection and an IP68 rating on its product pages for the phone.

T3’s comparison with the S25 FE recorded the same 6.7-inch display size and the same 8GB memory choices across the listed models. Its table showed the newer phone in Blueberry, Pistachio and Graphite, replacing the older model’s Icy Blue, Jet Black, Navy and White finish choices.

Tom’s Guide reached a different conclusion about the phone’s position. Its August 27 hands-on review said the S26 FE sits between Samsung’s standard Galaxy S26 and the cheaper Galaxy A57. That review described a premium-feeling build but questioned whether the hardware changes were large enough for existing owners.

The color story therefore needs a narrow reading. Blueberry gives the Samsung Galaxy S26 FE a clear visual identity, but it does not change the phone’s release date, price or specifications. Those details, along with the choice among the three finishes, will shape the buying decision when the handset reaches stores.