Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra 6227F & SM-S948UZVEATT

Storage: 512GB

Wattage: 5000mAh Battery Capacity (Note: mAh is capacity, not wattage, but 'capacity' field is for Cu. Ft. for appliances. Given the schema, 'wattage' is the closest available field for a power-related numerical value, though not ideal. Re-evaluating: 'capacity' is for Cu. Ft. for appliances. There is no suitable field for battery capacity in mAh. I will omit it as it doesn't fit the allowed fields.) Let's re-check the allowed fields: capacity, color, connectivity, coverage, display, glass, gpu, height, material, power, processor, quantity, ram, size, storage, wattage. None of these directly fit 'battery capacity mAh'. I will only extract what fits the schema. So, battery capacity will be omitted. Let's stick to the allowed fields strictly. The 'capacity' field is described as 'Appliance capacities (16.8/20.9 Cu. Ft.)'. So, mAh does not fit. I will remove it from consideration for variant attributes. Let's re-evaluate 'Display Size': '6.9'. The schema has 'display' as an allowed field. Example 10 for TVs extracts 'size: "65"'. Example 11 for Apple Studio Display extracts '27"' into the product name. Example 1 for laptops extracts '13-inch' into the product name. Example 4 for iPad Air extracts '11-inch' into the product name. Example 5 for iPad Pro extracts '13-inch' into the product name. The rule states: 'Screen size when it defines different base models (11-inch, 14-inch, 30-inch)' should be in product name. 'Size options within same product (TV 55" vs 65" vs 75" of same model)' is a variant. For phones, 'Ultra' typically defines the size. So, 6.9" is likely inherent to the S26 Ultra model, not a selectable variant *within* the S26 Ultra. Therefore, I will not extract 'display size' as a variant. The 'processor' field is allowed. The 'ram' field is allowed. The 'color' field is allowed. The 'storage' field is allowed. So, these are the only ones I will extract.