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The available reporting broadly centres on Galaxy S27 Ultra may arrive in two sizes.
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Galaxy S27 Ultra may arrive in two sizes
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Sonny Dickson shared CAD models indicating two sizes for the Galaxy S27 Ultra
The camera design may resemble the Apple iPhone 17 Pro
The 3x telephoto sensor might be dropped for a 200MP sensor
Notebookcheck reports that CAD models from leaker Sonny Dickson suggest Samsung may release two differently sized models for the Galaxy S27 Ultra next year. The source notes that the camera design could resemble the Apple iPhone 17 Pro, and mentions potential hardware changes like dropping the outdated 3x telephoto sensor to accommodate larger batteries and Qi2 charging magnets.
Why it mattersConsumers face potential new choices in smartphone dimensions and design as leaked models emerge.
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Ice Universe leaked design sketches for the Galaxy S27 Ultra
The design departs from traditional individual camera rings
The author expresses personal dislike for the rumored design change
SammyGuru reports that leaked sketches from tipster Ice Universe suggest the Samsung Galaxy S27 Ultra may feature a major camera redesign with a large unified plateau. The author distinguishes between unconfirmed leaks and official company announcements, while expressing a personal opinion that the anticipated redesign might not be a welcome change.
Tipster Ice Universe leaked information about a unified camera plateau
Samsung might add built-in magnets for Qi2 wireless charging
The final design specifications remain unconfirmed by Samsung
The Sunday Guardian reports on leaks concerning the Samsung Galaxy S27 Ultra, attributing claims about a unified camera plateau and a potential design departure to tipster Ice Universe. The article highlights possible internal layout reorganisations to fit Qi2 magnetic charging and acknowledges that these features remain unconfirmed leaks months ahead of the anticipated launch.
Leaker Ice Universe posted a CAD-style render on Weibo regarding Galaxy S27 designs.
The standard S27, S27+, and S27 Pro are reportedly keeping a traditional vertical camera layout.
The Galaxy S27 Ultra may feature an iPhone 17 Pro-style camera plateau.
Pre-launch details are unverified and final retail designs may differ.
Notebookcheck reports on leaks from Ice Universe suggesting that upcoming Samsung Galaxy S27 models will feature different design paths. According to the leaks, the standard S27, S27+, and S27 Pro will retain a traditional vertically oriented camera design resembling older series models. Meanwhile, the Galaxy S27 Ultra is expected to feature a distinct Apple-style camera plateau. The publication notes that these pre-launch details are currently unverified and pricing or availability remains unannounced ahead of a projected early 2027 release.
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Samsung Galaxy S27 Ultra will come in two sizes, according to CAD models
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Notebookcheck reports that CAD models from leaker Sonny Dickson suggest Samsung may release two differently sized models for the Galaxy S27 Ultra next year. The source notes that the camera design could resemble the Apple iPhone 17 Pro, and mentions potential hardware changes like dropping the outdated 3x telephoto sensor to accommodate larger batteries and Qi2 charging magnets.
Samsung Galaxy S27 Ultra Camera Leaks: New Camera Plateau, Qi2 Magnetic Charging & Major Rear Design…
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The Sunday Guardian reports on leaks concerning the Samsung Galaxy S27 Ultra, attributing claims about a unified camera plateau and a potential design departure to tipster Ice Universe. The article highlights possible internal layout reorganisations to fit Qi2 magnetic charging and acknowledges that these features remain unconfirmed leaks months ahead of the anticipated launch.
New Galaxy S27 leak: same old camera design for all but the Ultra
Quick source take
Notebookcheck reports on leaks from Ice Universe suggesting that upcoming Samsung Galaxy S27 models will feature different design paths. According to the leaks, the standard S27, S27+, and S27 Pro will retain a traditional vertically oriented camera design resembling older series models. Meanwhile, the Galaxy S27 Ultra is expected to feature a distinct Apple-style camera plateau. The publication notes that these pre-launch details are currently unverified and pricing or availability remains unannounced ahead of a projected early 2027 release.
Could This Be the First Piece of the Galaxy S27 Ultra Design Puzzle?
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SammyGuru reports that leaked sketches from tipster Ice Universe suggest the Samsung Galaxy S27 Ultra may feature a major camera redesign with a large unified plateau. The author distinguishes between unconfirmed leaks and official company announcements, while expressing a personal opinion that the anticipated redesign might not be a welcome change.