Months ahead of its anticipated early 2027 launch, significant details regarding Samsung's upcoming Galaxy S27 series have surfaced, indicating a potential price shake-up and the introduction of a new 'Pro' model. This next generation of flagship smartphones is expected to include four distinct devices: the Galaxy S27, Galaxy S27 Plus, Galaxy S27 Ultra, and the newly rumored Galaxy S27 Pro.
Anticipated Pricing Structure
According to information shared by tipster Schrödinger on X, the global pricing for the Galaxy S27 series could see variations across markets. The base Galaxy S27 model is projected to start at approximately $899 in the US and South Korea, translating to about ₹87,000, while other global markets might see a starting price of $999 (around ₹97,000).
The Galaxy S27 Plus is tipped to be priced at $1,099 (around ₹1,06,000) in the US and South Korea, potentially reaching $1,199 (around ₹1,16,000) in other regions. The new Galaxy S27 Pro model, positioned between the Plus and Ultra versions, could begin at $1,299 (around ₹1,26,000) in the US, with global markets seeing prices closer to $1,399 (around ₹1,35,000).
For the top-tier Galaxy S27 Ultra, prices are expected to start at $1,399 (around ₹1,35,000) in the US. In South Korea, it might begin at $1,499 (around ₹1,45,000), with some global markets potentially seeing prices ranging from $1,499 to $1,549 (around ₹1,50,000).
Advanced Display Specifications
The leaked details also shed light on the display technology for the S27 series, suggesting different AMOLED panel materials and sizes across the lineup. The standard Galaxy S27 is expected to feature a 6.3-inch AMOLED display utilizing Samsung’s M14+ luminescent material. Similarly, the Galaxy S27 Plus will likely incorporate a larger 6.7-inch AMOLED display with the same M14+ material.
The higher-end models, the Galaxy S27 Pro and Galaxy S27 Ultra, are rumored to boast even more advanced displays. The Pro model could feature a 6.47-inch AMOLED screen, while the Ultra variant is projected to have a substantial 6.9-inch AMOLED display. Both of these premium devices are expected to use the newer M16 display material, which typically indicates improvements in brightness, power efficiency, color accuracy, or overall display longevity compared to previous generations.
What to Expect
While these details offer an exciting glimpse into Samsung's next flagship series, it's important to remember that they are based on leaks and rumors. Official specifications, pricing, and features will be confirmed closer to the series' global debut early next year.