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Initial leaks Leaks on 3 25 July 2026 revealed that Samsung plans to fit every reaffirmed a four‑model Galaxy S27 variant – S27, lineup—S27, S27+, S27 Pro and S27 Ultra – with its Privacy Display technology, narrowing the viewing angle to protect on‑screen content. The same report noted a new 16 MP square‑format front‑camera sensor for the Pro and Ultra models, while the base Ultra—codenamed NM1‑NM4 (“Next Miracle”) and + versions would retain a 12 MP selfie camera. By 25 July 2026, additional rumors indicated that Samsung is testing a 50 MP Sony image sensor targeted for the primary camera of the an early‑2027 launch. The standard S27 and S27+ phones, marking are set to receive a potential shift new 50 MP Sony‑based primary sensor, moving away from its Samsung’s in‑house ISOCELL sensors. The ultrawide camera on the standard models was still expected to stay at 12 MP, with higher‑end variants possibly receiving 50 MP ultrawide and telephoto lenses, as well as the 16 MP front sensor mentioned earlier. Later on the same day, further reports detailed the full four‑model lineup, identifying internal codenames NM1‑NM4 (“Next Miracle”). units. The S27 premium Pro and S27 Ultra are expected to models will use Sony’s IMX855 50 MP ultra‑wide sensor, sensor and a 16 MP front front‑facing camera with autofocus (and likely optical image stabilization), and autofocus; the Ultra may also add two a second telephoto lenses. lens. Processor choices appear to diverge allocations differ by region: the European Europe’s S27 Pro could is expected to ship with a Qualcomm Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 6 chip, 6, while the S27 and S27+ may retain Samsung’s Exynos 2700, and the Ultra is projected to receive will carry a higher‑spec higher‑end Snapdragon variant. Rumors also mention silicon‑carbon battery Qualcomm’s announced double‑digit chipset price hikes could push the Ultra’s price above its predecessor. All devices will feature Samsung’s Privacy Display technology and, for the Pro and Ultra, a 16 MP square‑format selfie sensor with possible price increase for the Ultra following Qualcomm’s chip price hikes. optical image stabilization. Samsung has not confirmed any details, and the devices remain slated for an early‑2027 launch. details.