India, April 10 -- Samsung's flagship Ultra variant models are popularly known for their S Pen support, bringing swift usage to a big screen phone. However, the South Korean giant is reportedly rethinking its S Pen strategy from a design perspective. With Galaxy S25 Ultra, the company removed the Bluetooth support for the stylus to maintain the slimness of the device. Now, with upcoming Galaxy S26 Ultra, Samsung is expected to remove built-in S Pen silos entirely. However, it does not mean that the S Pen support will be gone entirely; we expect that the stylus could come as an accessory in the box, like the Samsung tablets. But, how will the audience react to change? And how Samsung plans to compensate after removing the silos? Here's wha...