The upcoming Samsung Galaxy S27 Ultra is expected to feature a weight of 218 grams, which is 4 grams heavier than the previous Galaxy S26 Ultra model. The device thickness remains largely unchanged at approximately 7.9 millimeters. Reports suggest the weight increase may be linked to a larger 5700 mAh battery.
Pricing for the Galaxy S27 series in South Korea is projected to increase by at least ₩130 000, or approximately $95, for base storage models. Higher capacity versions are expected to see even steeper price hikes. The S27 Ultra base model may start at $1399, while the 512GB version could reach $1549.
The 1TB variant of the Galaxy S27 Ultra is expected to approach a price point of $2000, compared to the $1799 launch price of the S26 Ultra 1TB model. These potential price adjustments are attributed to rising costs and chip shortages driven by high demand for artificial intelligence technologies.
Samsung may also incorporate LPDDR6 memory into at least one high-end S27 Ultra configuration, which carries a higher cost than the LPDDR5X standard. It is important to note that these specifications, battery details, and pricing figures have not been officially confirmed by Samsung, and regional pricing may vary.
