Samsung’s Galaxy S27 Pro finally breaks cover, and it looks familiar
The release of Samsung’s Galaxy S27 series reveal is roughly five months away at this point, but that’s not stopping early leaks and rumors from shedding light on what the upcoming devices might look…
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The release of Samsung’s Galaxy S27 series reveal is roughly five months away at this point, but that’s not stopping early leaks and rumors from shedding light on what the upcoming devices might look like. The latest in the series of leaks gives us our first clear look at the Galaxy S27 Pro.
We got our first-ever look at renders of the S27 Ultra earlier this week, which were followed by the base Galaxy S27 breaking cover. And now, thanks to the folks over at Android Headlines , we have finally have clear S27 Pro renders.
For reference, the tech giant explored the possibility of debuting a Pro-branded phone with the S26 series, but plans fell through. With the S27 Pro now appearing in early leaks, it looks like Samsung is indeed revisiting the idea for its next flagship lineup.
We’re potentially looking at the base Galaxy S27, the Galaxy S27+, the Galaxy S27 Pro, and the Galaxy S27 Ultra, with the S27 Pro expected to be closer to the flagship Ultra than to the S27+.
The new renders reiterate that expectation, with the S27 Pro looking like a scaled-down Galaxy S27 Ultra with the redesigned iPhone 17 Pro-like camera island. It retains the top-of-the-line model’s triple camera setup, with the actual camera specs expected to be largely the same as the S27 Ultra’s.
That’s because the Pro model reportedly shares most of its specifications with the S27 Ultra, barring support for the S Pen. The renders highlight the bottom of the device, and there’s no sign of a dedicated S Pen slot. The screen size is the other major difference.
The Galaxy S27 is expected to measure roughly 154.06 x 73.77 x 7.95mm, making it about 9mm shorter and 5mm narrower than the Galaxy S27 Ultra. Check out the two side-by-side below:
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