Samsung's next flagship generation is shaping up to be its biggest lineup shakeup in years. Fresh leaks point to the Galaxy S27 series ditching its familiar three-model structure for four phones, alongside the brand's first real camera hardware shift in years.
The Samsung Galaxy S27 series is expected to launch in early 2027, in line with the company's typical flagship release cycle. With the Galaxy S26 series yet to be unveiled, the reported specifications remain based on leaks and are subject to change ahead of the official announcement.
The Samsung Galaxy S27 series is expected to adopt a new lineup, replacing the traditional base, Plus, and Ultra configuration with four models. Import and export database listings have also revealed the internal codename "Next Miracle", with devices labelled NM1 to NM4, where NM4 is believed to be the Galaxy S27 Ultra.
Expected Galaxy S27 lineup:
Galaxy S27
Galaxy S27+
Galaxy S27 Pro (new model)
Galaxy S27 Ultra
The addition of the Pro model is expected to replace Samsung's recent Edge branding, with reports suggesting the device will focus on enhanced camera capabilities rather than a slimmer design. The revised lineup is also seen as aligning more closely with Apple's current iPhone model strategy.
Samsung Galaxy S27: Expected Camera Upgrades
The Galaxy S27 and S27+ are expected to feature a new 50MP Sony primary sensor, replacing Samsung's ISOCELL sensor, alongside a 12MP ultrawide camera. The S27 Pro and Ultra are tipped to get a 50MP Sony ultrawide and a 50MP 5x telephoto camera, while the Ultra is expected to retain its 200MP main sensor.
Samsung Galaxy S27: Selfie Camera
The Galaxy S27 Pro and Ultra are reportedly set to receive a new 16MP front camera with autofocus, marking Samsung's first flagship selfie camera upgrade since the Galaxy S23. The standard S27 and S27+ are expected to retain their existing front camera hardware.
Samsung Galaxy S27: Battery
Separate reports indicate the entire S27 range will adopt silicon-carbon batteries, a technology Samsung has already introduced on its latest foldables, rated for roughly 1,200 charge cycles, translating to about 3.3 years of daily charging before capacity drops to 80%.
Samsung has not confirmed these details, and the specifications could change before launch. However, multiple leaks suggest the Galaxy S27 series will introduce a four-model lineup, Sony camera sensors, and premium camera upgrades reserved for the Pro and Ultra variants
