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Samsung Reportedly Hasn't Finalized Galaxy S27 Details, Considers February Launch

Samsung is weighing pricier memory and storage for the Galaxy S27 Pro and Ultra as chip costs surge, which could raise the series’ price.

  • Samsung is currently deciding whether to equip the Galaxy S27 Pro and Galaxy S27 Ultra with LPDDR6 RAM and UFS 5.0 storage, as memory chip prices have surged several-fold over the past year.
  • The newest Galaxy S device typically arrives in January or February, right after CES and before MWC, though Samsung is unlikely to make major last-minute changes like the Galaxy S26 series delays last year.
  • UFS 5 doubles the performance of UFS 4.1, prescribing read speeds up to 10.8GB/s and 40% more power efficiency, while LPDDR6 will offer up to 10.6-14.4Gbps per pin versus LPDDR5X.
  • Samsung has yet to set a launch date, though it would be "February at the latest," and the S27 series will likely be more expensive due to potential component upgrades.
  • Tipster Lanzuk writes that most major hardware decisions are made, though questions remain regarding Snapdragon versus Exynos for the S27 Ultra, while base and Plus models are essentially finished.
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The Galaxy S26 series was delayed in its release, as the basic Galaxy S26s looked too much like the iPhone 17 and had to be redesigned. So, Samsung made minor changes to the Galaxy S25 design, adding a bezel around the cameras, and launched the devices last February. Now, the Galaxy S27 […]

🚀 Hot news from the technological world! Samsung is preparing the release of the flagship Galaxy S27 series, which promises impressive improvements in technical characteristics. We expect the presentation in January or February 2027. Do not miss the novelties from your favorite brand! 📱✨

A release earlier than expected, a higher price, but above all outstanding issues for Samsung's upcoming Galaxy S27 range. Will the Korean manufacturer decide to boost the performance of its smartphones, or will it give up?

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SamMobile broke the news on Monday, October 19, 2026.
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