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Samsung is evaluating camera configurations for its upcoming flagship phones, including the Galaxy S27, S27+, S27 Pro, and S27 Ultra, according to details uncovered by SammyGuru. The leaked specifications suggest the base Galaxy S27 and S27+ will retain familiar hardware, relying on main camera sensors identical to prior models alongside an ultrawide sensor in service since the Galaxy S23 generation. The entry devices are also tipped to feature a 12MP 3x telephoto sensor and a 12MP front-facing camera. [1][2]
Higher-end models may see a more substantial sensor shakeup alongside some cutbacks. SammyGuru indicates the Galaxy S27 Pro and S27 Ultra could adopt a new 200MP Samsung S5KHP6 main sensor, a 50MP ultrawide lens, and a 16MP selfie camera. However, zoom options appear reduced. The lineup reportedly drops a secondary telephoto lens entirely, limiting the S27 Pro to a 3x optical zoom and the S27 Ultra to a single 5x optical telephoto shooter. [1][2]
New leaks reveal the camera specs for Samsung’s upcoming Galaxy S27 series which includes three lenses across the lineup, but not the upgrades you want, nor what Ultra owners might expect.
via 9to5Google
The base and Plus models see no significant changes, while the Pro and Ultra models only get upgraded main shooters.
via Android Authority