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Rumors claim Samsung’s Galaxy S27 Ultra and S27 Pro will upgrade the front-facing camera to 16MP, while the back cameras are expected to feature a 200MP primary sensor plus 50MP ultrawide and 50MP telephoto sensors; the vanilla S27 may keep a 12MP selfie cam, and the Ultra could drop one rear camera to a triple-sensor setup, potentially widening the price gap within the lineup as a meaningful upgrade over the S26.
Leaks suggest the Galaxy S27 Pro and Ultra will upgrade the front camera from 12MP to 16MP, potentially using a square sensor for center-stage-like selfie functionality; it’s unclear if the same upgrade will arrive on the S27 and S27 Plus, while Samsung is expected to keep its in-house displays for the line.
Samsung announced UFS 5.0 storage with up to 10.8 GB/s read and 9.5 GB/s write, plus 40% better power efficiency and a smaller package, aimed at accelerating on‑device AI and overall performance. The Galaxy S27 Ultra is rumored to pair this with a 2nm chip, which could make it the first handset to adopt the standard, delivering a snappier experience. Mass production of UFS 5.0 is slated for Q4 2026, signaling a potential competitive edge for the S27 Ultra.
Rumors suggest the Galaxy S27 Ultra will drop the 3x telephoto to free space for a battery over 5,000mAh, add a 5x periscope zoom (with a possible camera-bar design) and Qi2 wireless charging, while a Galaxy S27 Pro may bridge gaps with the Ultra. Planned for early 2027, these changes appear to be Samsung’s response to upcoming iPhone 18 Pro/Max upgrades. Credibility is plausible but unconfirmed.
A fresh rumor suggests the Galaxy S27 Pro could edge out the S27 Ultra by offering a 5,000mAh battery (similar to the S26 Ultra), a smaller 6.5-inch footprint, and possibly dropping the S Pen to keep costs down, potentially delivering strong runtimes and better value for buyers who don’t want the iPhone 18. While this could blur the line between the S27 Pro and the Ultra/Plus variants, the claims are unverified and should be treated as speculative.
The Galaxy S27 Pro is rumored to closely mirror the S27 Ultra’s cameras (200MP main, 50MP ultrawide) but with a key telephoto difference: Pro reportedly uses a 50MP ALoP lens with ~3.5x optical zoom, while Ultra is expected to offer ~5x zoom and may drop a 3x telephoto entirely. The leaks come from yeux1122’s blog and are considered plausible but unconfirmed, suggesting the Pro could be a premium, near-identical alternative rather than a big upgrade.
The Galaxy S27 Ultra is rumored to gain a larger battery, lighter body, and a redesigned camera layout (potentially dropping the 3x telephoto), while Samsung’s Galaxy S27 Pro is expected to be a smaller, thinner flagship with a 6.4-inch display and trimmed specs at a lower price, making the Pro a strong challenger even as the Ultra upgrades roll out.
Rumors say the Galaxy S27 Ultra will bring major camera upgrades, including a variable-aperture lens—a callback to the Galaxy S9—along with a 200MP main sensor and LOFIC tech, potentially reshaping dynamic range and removing the existing 3x zoom; details come from a Weibo leaker and industry chatter about rivals like Huawei.
Rumors suggest Samsung's Galaxy S27 Ultra will feature a triple-camera setup led by a 200MP ISOCELL HP6 sensor with a variable aperture, potentially enhanced by LOFIC tech to boost dynamic range; it may switch to crop-based zoom instead of a dedicated 3x telephoto, with front-camera details unconfirmed.
Rumors suggest Samsung’s Galaxy S27 Ultra will continue to use Qualcomm’s Snapdragon chipset, potentially the Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 6 Pro (SM8975), with Qualcomm hinting at an ongoing Snapdragon-powered legacy for Samsung flagships. Samsung isn’t revealing the S27 lineup until next year, leaving room for final chipset choices amid talk of a Snapdragon–Samsung partnership continuing for the top model.
Rumors suggest the Galaxy S27 Ultra will employ silicon-carbon batteries, boosting energy density with potential capacities in the 12,000–18,000 mAh range, enabling longer use between charges. Samsung reportedly targets up to 1,500 charging cycles and improved thermal stability, aided by separator and stacking design tweaks, plus smarter battery management, which could extend device life and push broader adoption of this tech.
Samsung's Galaxy S27 Ultra may deliver desktop-like speeds thanks to a 2nm chip, with top variants potentially adopting UFS 5.0 storage—nearly twice as fast as UFS 4.0—boosting app load times, gaming, 8K video, and on-device AI; base storage remains 128GB (Ultra at 256GB).
Samsung reportedly tested a hybrid stylus for the Galaxy S27 Ultra that would merge AES and EMR benefits without needing a battery or a display digitizer, but the company has delayed adopting it. EMR requires a digitizer in the screen, while AES uses a self-powered stylus and relies on a capacitive display; the new approach would combine their advantages but isn’t being used yet. Interference concerns from Qi2 magnets could push Samsung away from EMR in the future, and the company appears to be waiting for the technology to mature before any Galaxy S Ultra rollout.
Rumors say the Galaxy S27 Ultra will feature LOFIC Low-Frequency Image Capture with a 200MP ISO HPA sensor and single-exposure HDR, building on the S26 and aiming to redefine flagship mobile photography; expected to launch in early 2027.
Leak reports suggest the Galaxy S27 Ultra could receive a major upgrade to its main camera, using a new flagship ISOCELL HPA sensor (1/1.12”) with LOFIC for wider dynamic range, possibly branded HP6 at 1/1.3”, while preserving a 200 MP resolution. This would be Samsung’s first substantial main-sensor refresh for the Ultra line since the S23 Ultra, though details are unconfirmed and the launch is roughly a year away.