Smartphone enthusiasts are buzzing following massive design leaks for the upcoming Samsung Galaxy S27 Ultra. Fresh CAD renders reveal that Samsung might ditch its iconic floating camera rings for a unified horizontal camera bar. Tech followers quickly pointed out that this layout closely resembles recent designs from rival Apple, raising questions online about whether Samsung is adopting Apple style choices for its flagship.
Industry reports indicate that the Galaxy S27 series will feature multiple models, including the standard Galaxy S27, the S27 Plus, and the premium S27 Ultra. Leakers also hint at a compact S27 Pro variant with a 6.47 inch display, while the Ultra model will keep a spacious 6.8 to 6.9 inch screen. Under the hood, the flagship will likely pack Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 6 Pro processors paired with advanced display privacy technology.
Samsung is expected to announce the flagship lineup at its global Unpacked event in early 2027, with the official India launch scheduled around January or February 2027. Price leaks suggest that the base 256GB variant of the Galaxy S27 Ultra could start around 1,39,999 rupees in India, going higher for 512GB and 1TB models. Indian consumers are eagerly waiting to see if these bold design updates and camera changes turn out to be true.
