Leak: Galaxy S27 and S27 Plus on M14+ panels, S27 Pro and Ultra on M16
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A new leak claims a display and chip split across the Galaxy S27 lineup, with rumored US prices that one report doubts will hold.
- Leak: Galaxy S27 and S27 Plus on M14+ panels, S27 Pro and S27 Ultra on M16
- Leak: Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 6 for S27 and S27 Plus, Snapdragon 8 Elite Extreme Gen 6 for Pro and Ultra
- Rumored US prices: $899 for S27, $1,099 for S27 Plus, $1,299 for S27 Pro, $1,399 for S27 Ultra
- RAM prices have risen over 400% this year
- Galaxy S27 expected in February, all details are unofficial leaks
A leak from tipster @phonefuturist claims the Galaxy S27 and S27 Plus will use Samsung's M14+ OLED panel, while the S27 Pro and S27 Ultra will use the newer M16 panel.
According to the leak, this display split positions the Pro and Ultra as Samsung's true flagships, with the S27 and S27 Plus described as cheaper flagship products.
The report expects the same pattern with chips: Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 6 in the Galaxy S27 and S27 Plus, and Snapdragon 8 Elite Extreme Gen 6 in the Pro and Ultra.
Rumored US pricing is $899 for the Galaxy S27, $1,099 for the S27 Plus, $1,299 for the S27 Pro, and $1,399 for the S27 Ultra. The article notes these prices are subject to change and likely will change before launch, partly due to recent Galaxy S26 series price increases.
The rumored $899 Galaxy S27 price matches the Galaxy S26's launch price, though the S26 is now $999. The rumored $1,099 S27 Plus price matches the Galaxy S26 Plus price before its recent price hike, and the rumored $1,399 S27 Ultra price matches the recent price increase of the Galaxy S26 Ultra. RAM prices have already risen over 400% this year, with no sign of slowing, per the article.
Samsung is expected to announce the Galaxy S27 in February of next year, likely just ahead of MWC. No official announcement, launch, or availability of the Galaxy S27 was reported, and all details are leaks and rumors. The Android Headlines take says the rumored pricing seems too optimistic, doubting the base Galaxy S27 will be under $1,000, let alone under $900.
