The Samsung Galaxy S27 lineup could look a little different next year, with a new leak suggesting four models and a clearer separation between its standard and premium smartphones.
According to a post on X by @phonefuturist, the next range will reportedly include the Galaxy S27, S27+, S27 Pro and S27 Ultra. The addition of a Pro model would give buyers another option between the Plus and Ultra. However, it could also push the top-end price higher.
The leak points to a starting price of $899 for the standard Galaxy S27, suggesting that Samsung could avoid another general price increase. The Galaxy S27+ is estimated to cost $1,099. Meanwhile, the new S27 Pro could arrive at $1,299. The Galaxy S27 Ultra is expected to top the $1,399 range.
That would put the new Pro model at the same starting price as the Galaxy S26 Ultra, while its successor could cost $100 more.
Prices are not the only thing that separates the four models either. The leak suggests that Samsung will use different OLED panels across the range. The Galaxy S27 and S27+ get M14+ displays, while the Pro and Ultra models have newer M16 OLED panels.
This difference could be particularly important, as the M16 panel may bring Samsung’s privacy display technology to both premium models. If true, it would give the Pro and Ultra another feature that the more affordable S27 models miss.
For now, none of these details have been confirmed by Samsung, and prices may still change before launch.
However, the reported lineup suggests that Samsung is moving towards a more defined two-tier approach. The S27 and S27+ cover the standard flagship range, while the Pro and Ultra offer more premium features at a higher price.