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The Samsung Galaxy S27 Ultra is expected to feature a 5,700 mAh battery, a 14% increase over its predecessor. While maintaining 60W charging speeds, the device may utilize a modified charging curve to sustain higher power delivery longer, resulting in shorter overall charge times compared to the S26 Ultra.
The Samsung Galaxy S27 Ultra is expected to feature slightly faster charging, AI-driven camera improvements, and a heavier build due to a larger battery. While the front display design remains largely unchanged, the rear camera module has been redesigned into a horizontal bar. Leaks suggest the device will weigh 218g, up from 214g, and may use Exynos 2700 in select regions.
Tipster Ice Universe claims the upcoming Galaxy S27 Ultra will weigh 218g and measure 7.9mm thick, marking a 4g increase from the S26 Ultra. This reversal of Samsung's recent weight-reduction trend is likely driven by a larger 5,700mAh battery, though it contradicts earlier rumors of a lighter device.
The Samsung Galaxy S27 Ultra, expected in early 2027, will feature warmer color temperatures, better highlight control, and reduced noise in low-light conditions. The device will retain the 5x telephoto lens but drop one sensor compared to the S26 Ultra, using a custom ISOCELL HP6 main sensor.
Leaks suggest the Galaxy S27 Ultra will feature warmer colors, better highlight control, and cleaner night shots, but critics argue these are minor software tweaks rather than significant hardware upgrades.
Rumors suggest the upcoming Samsung Galaxy S27 Ultra will feature significant camera processing changes, including warmer color tones, better highlight control for bright objects, and reduced noise in low-light shots. The device is expected to launch in early 2027 with a redesigned horizontal camera bar and a new 200MP main sensor.
The Samsung Galaxy S27 Ultra is set to debut a redesigned horizontal camera bar featuring the ISOCELL HP6 sensor, which promises reduced noise and better highlight control. While the 5,700mAh battery and 60W charging are confirmed, conflicting leaks exist regarding the placement of the telephoto lens and laser autofocus sensor. The device is expected to launch in early 2027.
New supply chain leaks reveal a revised camera layout for the upcoming Samsung Galaxy S27 Ultra, but conflicting reports from leakers Ice Universe and OnLeaks create uncertainty regarding the exact placement of the telephoto lens and flash. While the device is expected to feature a horizontal camera plateau similar to recent iPhone designs, details remain in flux ahead of a likely January or February 2027 announcement.
Samsung reportedly plans to offer the Galaxy S27 Ultra with the Exynos 2700 in certain regions, with internal tests claiming the Exynos chip outperforms the Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 6 Pro. A dual-chip approach may also bring Exynos to the Galaxy S27 Pro and Ultra in select markets, while the US is still expected to receive Snapdragon variants.
Samsung’s Galaxy S27 Ultra is rumored to launch with two chip options: an Exynos 2700 version in select markets and a Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 6 Pro variant for the US, suggesting a dual-track strategy and the first Exynos Ultra in years, driven by performance tests showing Exynos 2700 outperforming some Qualcomm chips.
A fresh leak claims the Galaxy S27 Ultra may drop the current 10MP 3x telephoto in favor of a larger 4x super-telephoto with a 1/1.9-inch sensor, potentially boosting zoom photo quality and low-light performance, signaling a major change from the S26 Ultra’s camera layout, though final specs remain unconfirmed and rivals like Google and Apple are also advancing their zoom capabilities.
Early leaks suggest the Galaxy S27 Ultra will undergo a major redesign with a horizontal camera plate reminiscent of the iPhone 17 Pro, potentially offered in two sizes. The rumors also claim native Qi2 support via a magnetic ring on the back, signaling Samsung may finally embrace magnetic wireless charging. Launch timing is still months away and details could change before official announcement.
A credible leak suggests the Galaxy S27 Ultra will feature a horizontal camera bar with a triple-camera setup (including a 200MP main sensor with OIS and a 50MP telephoto with 5x zoom), plus a circular magnetic ring for built-in Qi2 wireless charging. The design is said to resemble the iPhone 17 Pro, with four S27 models expected in early 2027.
Leaks and renders claim the Galaxy S27 Ultra will ditch the vertical camera stack in favor of a horizontal bar and come in two sizes (with a 6.47-inch display spec noted), while the Galaxy S27/S27+ are expected to keep the current vertical layout; early reactions to the Ultra’s redesign are mixed.
Leak claims the Galaxy S27 Ultra will ditch the horizontal camera bar in favor of a plateau-style module, a design reminiscent of Apple’s approach. CAD sketches and AI renders circulated after Ice Universe’s post, with rumors also suggesting magnet-friendly features for accessories ahead of the launch.