Following the earlier Ultra version, CAD renderings of the standard version of Samsung Galaxy S27 have been officially exposed. The appearance of the new phone basically continues the design language of the Galaxy S26, equipped with a 6.3-inch screen and an oval camera module. Although the appearance has not changed much, the internal specifications have received practical upgrades. It is reported that the Galaxy S27 will be replaced with Sony’s new main lens sensor and upgraded to a 4,900mAh silicon carbon battery, giving this slim-screen phone longer-lasting battery life.
Following the recent exposure of CAD renderings of the Samsung Galaxy S27 Ultra on the Internet, the body design of the basic Galaxy S27 has also officially leaked. As can be seen from the latest renderings, there are obvious differences in the back layout between the standard Galaxy S27 and the highest-end Ultra version. While the Galaxy S27 Ultra received a new camera island design, the entry-level Galaxy S27 did not follow this change. Overall, the Galaxy S27 continues the design of the previous generation Galaxy S26 and continues to use an oval camera module located in the upper left corner of the back.
In terms of body size, news indicates that the specific specifications of the Galaxy S27 are 149.75 x 71.88 x 7.25 mm. Although there is a slight increase in all dimensions compared to the previous generation, in actual daily use, this millimeter-level difference is almost unnoticeable. The screen size is also expected to remain unchanged at 6.3 inches. In order to allow the market to intuitively distinguish between old and new models, it is expected that Samsung will introduce a new body color for the Galaxy S27, otherwise it will be difficult to distinguish the two based on appearance design alone.
As for the core hardware specifications, it has not yet been confirmed at this stage whether Samsung will equip the Galaxy S27 with its own Exynos 2700 processor or Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 6 chip according to different market regions. It may also be equipped with both depending on the region of sale. However, in terms of shooting and battery life, the new machine will usher in quite practical hardware upgrades. It is rumored that the Galaxy S27 is expected to use a new main lens sensor manufactured by Sony for the first time to further improve image quality. More importantly, the device is expected to introduce silicon-carbon battery technology, significantly increasing the battery capacity from the previous generation’s 4,300 mAh to 4,900 mAh. This upgrade can effectively extend the battery life of thin-screen mobile phones, which is undoubtedly a major selling point for users who value battery life. Image source: androidheadlines
