Samsung Galaxy S27 Series Rumored to Feature New Pro Model and Camera Upgrades
Leaks suggest the upcoming Galaxy S27 lineup will include a Pro variant and upgraded camera sensors for the Pro and Ultra models.
Samsung is reportedly testing new camera sensors for its next Galaxy S series, with leaks indicating a four-model S27 lineup that could include a new Galaxy S27 Pro. The company launched the Galaxy S26 series earlier this year, comprising the S26, S26+ and S26 Ultra. Sources such as SammyGuru and GalaxyClub say the standard S27 and S27+ may retain a 50 MP primary sensor, possibly the Sony IMX955 or Samsung’s own S5KGNG, and a 12 MP ultra-wide sensor (Sony IMX564). The 3× telephoto lens could use Samsung’s S5K3K1 sensor, while front-facing cameras might be Samsung S5K3LU or Sony IMX874 units.
For the higher-end models, the S27 Pro and S27 Ultra are expected to share a 200 MP primary sensor (Samsung S5KHP6) and a 50 MP ultra-wide sensor that could be Samsung S5KJN3 or Sony IMX855. Both are projected to have a 16 MP selfie camera with Samsung’s S5K2P5 sensor. The Pro model may keep a 3× telephoto lens using Samsung’s S5K3LD sensor, whereas the Ultra could switch to a 5× telephoto lens employing either Sony IMX855 or Samsung S5KJN3. The reports also suggest Samsung might drop the dedicated 3× telephoto module from the Ultra model while introducing the Pro variant with its own 3× lens. Samsung has not confirmed any details of the S27 series or the alleged camera specifications.