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Samsung Galaxy S27 Ultra Could Make S27 Pro Less Appealing

Samsung is going full throttle to prepare for its next flagship launch, the Galaxy S27 series, with four models including the standard Galaxy S27 5G, the Galaxy S27+ 5G, the new Galaxy S27 Pro 5G, and the Galaxy S27 Ultra 5G. Samsung has also listed the phone on the BIS certification site, which almost confirms four new models. This year, Samsung is skipping its long-forgotten Galaxy Edge.

Samsung is bringing major changes to the Galaxy S27 lineup, especially in the new top-end models drawing attention. The Korean giant is preparing two top-end flagship phones, the Galaxy S27 Pro 5G and the Galaxy S27 Ultra 5G. They are set to have the same spec sheet, with a few changes to the battery and Stylus support.

Based on leaked specifications and details, Samsung seems to be positioning the Galaxy S27 Pro to convince fans to upgrade to the Galaxy S27 Ultra. Here is what we know so far:’

Samsung Galaxy S27 series will get a major upgrade for its top-end flagship models.

The Galaxy S27 Pro is speculated to have a 6.6-inch flat LTPO panel made of Samsung M16 OLED material with 2K resolution and a 120Hz refresh rate.

It will also come with AR Coating and a newly improved Privacy display that offers better contrast and higher brightness support.

The Galaxy S27 Ultra will get a bigger 6.9-inch flat LTPO AMOLED, Samsung’s own M16 OLED panel with 2K resolution and AR Coating, as well as an improved privacy display feature.

Under the hood, the Samsung Galaxy S27 Pro and Galaxy S27 Ultra are speculated to share the same hardware.


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