Galaxy S27 Pro may split chips globally, US sticks to Snapdragon
TL;DR
A new leak suggests Samsung will deploy a dual-SoC strategy for the Galaxy S27 lineup: Exynos 2700 powers the S27, S27 Plus, and S27 Pro in most markets outside the US, while the US remains Snapdragon-only; the S27 Ultra stays Snapdragon globally. The Exynos 2700 is rumored to be a 2nm chip with a Side-by-Side package for better heat dissipation, and the lineup may add a Privacy Display and a 16MP front camera upgrade, potentially dampening enthusiasm for a top-tier non-S Pen Galaxy S27 Ultra alternative.
- Leak suggests Samsung's upcoming Galaxy S27 Pro faces a serious hardware identity crisis Android Authority
- If you're expecting the Galaxy S27 Pro to match the S27 Ultra's power, you might be disappointed PhoneArena
- Galaxy S27 Pro will use a Snapdragon chip only in select regions, Exynos 2700 everywhere else - GSMArena.com news GSMArena.com
- New Rumor Says Exynos 2700 Will Separate RAM From the Chip to Improve Cooling eTeknix
- Samsung Galaxy S27 Pro Exynos Leak Reveals Regional Chip Split Gadget Hacks
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