The **Samsung Galaxy S27 Ultra** is expected to be the flagship smartphone for Samsung in 2027, with several anticipated developments, including a redesigned look. Leaks have been accumulating for months, and a detailed picture of the Galaxy S27 Ultra is beginning to take shape. According to OnLeaks, the Galaxy S27 Ultra would undergo a significant design change, with a revised camera block that would be a horizontal rectangle occupying almost the entire width on the back, similar to the iPhone 17 Pro or iPhone 18 Pro. The camera arrangement would include two large lenses on the left and an oblong dot for the third camera and the LED flash, without a fourth camera. The Galaxy S27 Ultra would have dimensions of 163.76 x 78.25 x 7.97 mm, with a camera block thickness of 12.53 mm. The S Pen stylus and its storage space would still be part of the package. According to some online schematics, the Galaxy S27 Ultra might have magnetized wireless charging with a power of 25 W thanks to Qi2.2, although this remains speculative. The Galaxy S27 Ultra would move to an OLED M16 panel from Samsung Display, the same generation as the iPhone 18 Pro. This screen would be thinner, brighter, more accurate in terms of colors, and less energy-consuming. The Privacy Display would move to v2, with anti-glare filters possibly applying to only one of the two applications in split-screen. Samsung and Corning are working on a coating capable of making micro-scratches disappear, though this information relies on only one leak. In terms of photography, the Galaxy S27 Ultra would lose one of its four rear sensors, with the small 10 Mpx x3 telephoto disappearing. The future smartphone would rely on a 50 Mpx periscope x5 telephoto for optical zoom. The main sensor would keep a 200 Mpx ISOCELL with a 1/1.3 inch format, and the ultra-wide angle would be 50 megapixels, signed Sony. The front sensor would move to 16 Mpx, possibly with a square sensor allowing framing in portrait or landscape without rotating the phone. For the processor, the Exynos 2700 etched in 2 nm and the Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 6 Extreme are both under consideration. The Exynos 2700 would integrate recent ARM cores and a graphics part signed AMD, with mass production already started. Samsung announced UFS 5.0 storage with up to 10.8 GB/s in sequential reading, expected to be used in the Galaxy S27 Ultra. The battery capacity would increase to approximately 5,534 mAh, or about 5,700 to 5,800 mAh, using silicon-carbon technology. This would represent nearly 15% more than the S26 Ultra. The Galaxy S27 Ultra would likely run on One UI 9.5 based on Android 17, with AI-exclusive or optimized features. It would also benefit from facial recognition called "Polar ID" designed not to be fooled by photos and masks. Samsung is also preparing a fourth model, the Galaxy S27 Pro, which would be a more compact variant of the Galaxy S27 Ultra without the S Pen stylus. The release date for the Galaxy S27 Ultra is expected around February 24, 2027. The price is anticipated to increase, with the 1 To model potentially approaching $2,000 in the United States.