Galaxy S27 series leaks with iPhone-like lineup, new cameras, silicon-carbon batteries - 9to5Google

What the report says

9to5Google reported on July 24, 2026, that early leaks point to a significant reshaping of Samsung’s next traditional flagship phone family, the Galaxy S27 series. Citing a WinFuture report based on import/export information, the article says Samsung appears to be preparing four non-folding flagship models under internal “Next Miracle” codenames, listed as NM1 through NM4.

According to the report, the lineup may move closer to Apple’s iPhone structure, with two standard-tier models and two higher-end devices. A new “Galaxy S27 Pro” is reportedly expected to sit below the Galaxy S27 Ultra as a smaller premium option, while offering stronger camera hardware than the regular Galaxy S27 and Galaxy S27+. This would mark a notable change in Samsung’s naming and product segmentation if it is confirmed.

9to5Google, referencing WinFuture and GalaxyClub, also summarized alleged camera changes. The Galaxy S27 and S27+ are said to keep 50MP main cameras but use a new sensor, while the S27 Pro and S27 Ultra may receive a 50MP ultrawide sensor identified as Sony’s IMX855, already associated with the Galaxy Z Fold 8. The two higher-end models are also described as getting 50MP 5x telephoto cameras and 16MP autofocus selfie cameras. Some details, including certain main and secondary telephoto cameras, remain unresolved.

The article further notes a separate leak claiming Samsung may use silicon-carbon batteries in the Galaxy S27 series, following their introduction in its latest foldables. Reported capacity gains are not expected to be large, and cost could limit how widely the technology is used across the range. As with all pre-release leaks, the reported specifications and model strategy remain unconfirmed by Samsung.