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Galaxy S27 Release Date, Price & Specs: All Four Models

When the Galaxy S27, S27+, S27 Pro and S27 Ultra are expected, leaked US prices, cameras, chips and batteries, and which one to wait for.

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Samsung has usually launched three Galaxy S flagships at a time, a regular model, a Plus and an Ultra, but that changes next year. In June, all four models, the Galaxy S27, S27+, S27 Pro and S27 Ultra, showed up in the GSMA database, and according to a report from ETNews in November, Samsung is indeed planning on launching four phones next year. The S27 and S27+ are expected to be the regular models while the Pro and Ultra are set to be the premium options.

Of course, Samsung hasn’t confirmed anything just yet. Here, we’ll bring you all the Galaxy S27 series leaks and rumours, with sources and dates, including details on the Galaxy S27, S27+, S27 Pro and S27 Ultra’s cameras, prices, release date and more. Last updated: 12 November 2026. For deeper dives, see our S27 Ultra guide, our S27 Pro guide and our S27 Ultra vs S26 Ultra comparison.

While Samsung hasn’t confirmed anything, Korean tipster Lanzuk says to expect the Galaxy S27 series in January 2027, or February at the latest. This would mean the phones go on sale in February or March 2027. As for pricing, the latest leaks put the Galaxy S27 at $999, Galaxy S27+ at $1,199, Galaxy S27 Pro at $1,399 and Galaxy S27 Ultra at $1,499 in the US. The Galaxy S27 Pro and Galaxy S27 Ultra are expected to get a new 200MP main camera. Meanwhile, the Galaxy S27 and Galaxy S27+ are expected to retain (nearly) the same cameras as the Galaxy S26.
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When will the Galaxy S27 be released?

Lanzuk (aka yeux1122 on Naver) has some more information on when we can expect Samsung’s next Unpacked event to take place. The leaker said on October 19 that the S27 series will most likely be released in January 2027, and February at the latest.

The leaker also claims that the BoM (bill of materials) for the S27 and S27+ is pretty much done, but there are still some undecided memory and storage options for the Pro and Ultra models. Memory chip shortages could also delay things (via SamMobile and 9to5Google). Here’s how fast Samsung’s recent Unpacked phones made it to stores:

SeriesUnpackedFirst on sale (first market)
Galaxy S21January 14, 2021January 29, 2021
Galaxy S22February 9, 2022February 25, 2022
Galaxy S23February 1, 2023February 17, 2023
Galaxy S24January 17, 2024January 24, 2024
Galaxy S25January 22, 2025February 3, 2025
Galaxy S26February 25, 2026March 6, 2026 (US and Europe March 11)
Announcement dates and first-market release dates from GSMArena's spec pages. US and Europe sales usually start a few days later. The S26's US and Europe date is from SamMobile.

If Samsung goes ahead with a January Unpacked, the Galaxy S27 range will most likely make it into stores in early February. A Galaxy Unpacked event in February would most likely see the Galaxy S27 series go on sale sometime towards the end of the month or even March. No leak gives an exact Unpacked date yet. Since Samsung has hosted the event on a Wednesday for the last five Galaxy S launches, some websites have suggested January 20 or 27, 2027. That's a pattern, not a leak.

How much will the Galaxy S27 cost?

Prices for each model currently come from tipster @phonefuturist, who doesn't have a long track record. The tipster's first list, posted on October 7, had lower prices, which were updated a week later after another leaker said they were outdated (via 9to5Google).

ModelFirst leak (Oct 7)Amended (Oct 14)S26 equivalent today
Galaxy S27$899$999S26: $999.99
Galaxy S27+$1,099$1,199S26+: $1,199.99
Galaxy S27 Pro$1,299$1,399New model
Galaxy S27 Ultra$1,399$1,499S26 Ultra: $1,399.99
US starting prices. S27 figures from @phonefuturist via 9to5Google; Samsung hasn't confirmed them. S26 prices are Samsung's US prices since its October 1, 2026 rise, via Android Authority.

The amended pricing list suggests that the S27 and S27+ may remain in line with the current (post October price hike) price of the S26 and S26+, with just the Ultra going up in price. That said, we haven’t yet spotted any leaks regarding pricing in the UK or Europe, so it’s difficult to say exactly how much of an increase we can expect. Reports in Korea from yeux1122 and Chosun Ilbo suggest that Samsung is considering a hike of around ₩100,000 to ₩130,000 on all models, so pricing may vary from country to country.

Galaxy S27 lineup: leaked specs side by side

SpecGalaxy S27Galaxy S27+Galaxy S27 ProGalaxy S27 Ultra
Screen6.3 inches6.7 inches6.5 inches6.9 inches
Main camera50MP50MP200MP HP6200MP HP6
Ultrawide12MP12MP50MP50MP
Telephoto10MP 3x10MP 3x3x, 10MP to 12MP50MP 5x periscope
Selfie12MP12MP16MP (up from 12MP)16MP (up from 12MP)
ChipExynos 2700 (Snapdragon in the US)Exynos 2700 (Snapdragon in the US)Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 6Snapdragon 8 Elite Extreme Gen 6
Wired charging25W45W60W60W
BatteryNot leakedNot leakedAbout 5,200mAhAbout 5,700mAh
Privacy DisplayNoNoYesYes
S PenNoNoNoYes
Camera designPill-shaped islandPill-shaped islandHorizontal camera barHorizontal camera bar
Leaks and filings from 2026: EU import listing (November 4), China 3C and UL Demko certifications, ETNews, SammyGuru and GalaxyClub sensor lists (October 14 and November 9), SamMobile (November 2). Samsung hasn't confirmed any of them.

The gap between the two pairs is bigger than usual. The Pro and Ultra share a 200MP main camera, a 50MP ultrawide, a 16MP selfie camera, 60W charging and the Privacy Display. The S27 and S27+ seem to get only small changes over this year's models. For context, the Galaxy S26 and Galaxy S26+ featured 4,300mAh and 4,900mAh batteries respectively, and battery sizes for the Galaxy S27 and Galaxy S27+ haven’t been leaked yet.

Cameras: two very different pairs

If you’re a photography enthusiast, this is the most important difference in the S27 range. According to GalaxyClub (via SammyGuru’s sensor list), the regular S27 and S27+ will feature a 50MP main camera (possibly using Samsung’s current main camera sensor or a new one from Sony), a 12MP ultrawide camera, a 10MP telephoto camera with 3x optical zoom and a 12MP selfie camera. That’s practically identical to the Samsung Galaxy S26’s camera system, except possibly for the main camera sensor.

On the other hand, both the Galaxy S27 Pro and the Galaxy S27 Ultra are expected to use Samsung’s 200MP ISOCELL HP6 image sensor for the main camera, a 50MP ultrawide camera and a 16MP front camera with autofocus support. The only camera difference between the two appears to be zoom. The Pro is likely to get a 3x telephoto camera (possibly the same sensor used by the 3x telephoto camera on the Galaxy S26 Ultra), while the Ultra will ditch the 3x telephoto camera and only have a 50MP periscope camera with 5x optical zoom support. The Galaxy S27 Ultra’s photos will have cleaner, warmer colour processing, according to Ice Universe.

One feature we won’t see on any of the Samsung Galaxy S27 models is a variable aperture. ETNews reported in August that Samsung tested variable-aperture camera modules for the S27 series and scrapped the idea because of the extra cost and thickness (via SamMobile). The Samsung Galaxy S27 series will launch with One UI 9.5. Leaked screenshots of the camera app, from a test build running on the current S26, show a tidied up user interface and a 24MP photo mode that sits in between the standard 12MP option and the full 50MP/200MP resolutions (via Android Authority).

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Chips, charging and battery

A Korean leak suggests that the S27 Pro and Ultra will also have Snapdragon chips in Korea. An EU import listing from November 4 (via Android Authority) shows the S27 and S27+ with Samsung’s Exynos 2700 chip, while the Pro is listed with the Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 6 and the Ultra with the faster Snapdragon 8 Elite Extreme Gen 6. We’d expect the US versions of the S27 and S27+ to have Snapdragon chips.

Certification filings (via Notebookcheck) suggest the S27 will get 25W charging, the S27+ 45W, and the Pro and Ultra 60W. The S27 Ultra’s 3C filing in China indicates a battery with a rated capacity of 5,534mAh (which Samsung will probably advertise as about 5,700mAh). The Pro’s is listed at 5,087mAh (probably sold as about 5,200mAh).

What about a Galaxy S27 Edge or S27 FE?

Don't count on an S27 Edge at launch. The S25 Edge sold poorly, no S26 Edge ever shipped, and there's nothing in terms of model numbers for an S27 Edge in any filing so far. There are rumours of a thin phone coming sometime later in 2027, but they contradict each other.

There are no S27 FE leaks at all. The S26 FE was announced on August 27, 2026 (and was available for purchase in the US on September 4 for $699.99), so if history repeats itself, we’d expect an S27 FE around late summer 2027. Again, though, that’s an estimate and not based on any leaks.

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Which Galaxy S27 should you wait for?

  • Go for the S27 Ultra if you’ll make use of its 5x periscope zoom camera (the only S27 with one), the biggest battery in the range, or the S Pen.
  • Choose the S27 Pro if you want the new 200MP main camera and 50MP ultrawide in a more compact size, and a 3x telephoto is plenty for your zooming needs.
  • Choose the S27+ if you don’t mind the camera staying basically the same as last year’s S26+ (according to leaks) but want a big screen and faster 45W charging.
  • Choose the S27 if you want the most compact and affordably-priced Galaxy S27 model, although if you already own an S25 or S26 it looks like you’ll be upgrading for relatively minimal camera gains.

Leaks say the S27 and S27+ keep the S26 and S26+ camera hardware, so those on a tighter budget might be happy to wait for the announcement of the S27 series and pick up a heavily-discounted S26, S26+ or S26 Ultra instead.

Frequently asked questions

When does the Galaxy S27 come out?+
Samsung hasn't announced a date, but tipster Lanzuk says Samsung will unveil the S27 series sometime in January 2027 (or in February at the latest). Historically, Samsung’s Unpacked events have taken place one to two and a half weeks ahead of actual availability. So if that holds true this time around, we can expect the S27 lineup to go on sale in February or March 2027.
How much will the Galaxy S27 cost?+
On October 14, 2026, the tipster @phonefuturist shared that the S27 will cost $999, the S27+ will cost $1,199, the S27 Pro will cost $1,399 and the S27 Ultra will cost $1,499 (US pricing). Samsung has yet to confirm the S27 series’ prices.
How many Galaxy S27 models are there?+
The S27 Ultra, S27 Pro, S27+ and Galaxy S27. That’s according to the GSMA database and ETNews. The Pro is new to the lineup and there’s currently no indication of an S27 Edge being available at launch.
What's the difference between the Galaxy S27 and S27+?+
The S27+ is said to have a 6.7-inch display (6.3 inches on the S27) and faster 45W wired charging (25W on the S27), with otherwise identical camera hardware.
Will the Galaxy S27 have a better camera than the S26?+
If leaks are to be believed, there will be only slight camera changes in Samsung’s S27 and S27+. The two phones are expected to retain last year’s 50MP main, 12MP ultrawide, 10MP 3x telephoto and 12MP selfie cameras, though the main sensor could be new.
Will there be a Galaxy S27 FE?+
Nothing has leaked yet, but assuming Samsung continues naming and releasing phones like it has in years past, we can expect the S27 FE to be revealed sometime around late summer 2027, given that the S26 FE came out in late August of 2026.
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