Future Tech & AI Wonders · Sam Patel · 27 July 2026

Galaxy S27 Ultra leaks show four-phone iPhone-like lineup

Galaxy S27 Ultra leaks show four-phone iPhone-like lineup

Fresh leaks say Samsung's Galaxy S27 series will expand to four phones—S27, S27+, S27 Pro, and S27 Ultra—mirroring Apple's iPhone-style split, with camera upgrades and silicon-carbon batteries. The S27 Ultra is tipped for a dual-telephoto setup and a 50MP Sony ultrawide, with an early 2027 launch window.

Key Takeaways

Coverage across 9to5Google and GSMArena, citing WinFuture and other tipsters, sketches Samsung's next non-folding flagships while the Z Fold 8 series is still fresh. For more gadget rumor roundups, browse Future Tech & AI Wonders.

What is changing in the Galaxy S27 lineup?

Import and export data cited by WinFuture suggest four devices, not three: two more affordable “base” phones and two premium models. That structure tracks with Apple's iPhone strategy of pairing standard and Plus-style phones with higher-end Pro and Pro Max counterparts.

The new middle flagship would be the Galaxy S27 Pro—a smaller sibling to the Ultra, with stronger cameras than the plain S27 and S27+. Internal codenames reportedly use “Next Miracle” or “new miracle”: NM1 (S27), NM2 (S27+), NM3 (S27 Pro), and NM4 (S27 Ultra).

How will the S27 Ultra camera stack look?

According to the leaks, the S27 and S27+ should carry a new Sony-based 50MP main sensor plus a 12MP ultrawide, with telephoto details still TBD. The S27 Pro and S27 Ultra are expected to share an updated 50MP ultrawide using Sony's IMX855 (1/2.55-inch)—the same class of sensor linked to the Galaxy Z Fold 8.

Both premium models are also tied to a 50MP 5x telephoto and a 16MP selfie with autofocus; GSMArena notes the Pro's front camera might even gain OIS. The Ultra's main sensor is still listed as TBD, with 200MP considered likely. A second telephoto on the Ultra—and the Pro's rumored lack of an S Pen—would help separate the two top phones after earlier chatter that the Ultra might drop to a three-camera rear array.

Will silicon-carbon batteries reach the S27 Ultra?

A separate Naver-linked report says the Galaxy S27 series will follow Samsung's new foldables into silicon-carbon battery chemistry. Capacities remain unclear, and the bump is described as not a “significant increase.” Cost concerns mean the tech may not land on every SKU.

None of this is official. Samsung has not confirmed names, sensors, or batteries, and early-2027 launch timing from GSMArena is still a rumor. Treat the S27 Ultra leaks as a roadmap of what tipsters are watching—not a locked product sheet.

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