Galaxy S27 Pro Fully Leaked: An "Ultra" in a Smaller Body

Galaxy S27 Pro Fully Leaked: An “Ultra” in a Smaller Body

Samsung's rumored fourth model in the Galaxy S27 lineup just got a comprehensive leak — full design, dimensions, and specifications. The Galaxy S27 Pro appears to be Samsung's answer for…

August 28, 2026
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Samsung’s rumored fourth model in the Galaxy S27 lineup just got a comprehensive leak — full design, dimensions, and specifications. The Galaxy S27 Pro appears to be Samsung’s answer for buyers who want Ultra-tier hardware without the Ultra’s bulk, and CAD renders from reliable leaker @OnLeaks now give us a genuinely detailed look at what to expect.

Galaxy S27 Pro: Leaked Specifications

Galaxy S27 Pro Fully Leaked: An "Ultra" in a Smaller Body
via OnLeaks and AndroidHeadlines
FeatureDetail
DesignNew horizontal camera bar, matching S27 Ultra
Dimensions154.06 x 73.77 x 7.95mm
Display6.6″
ChipsetSnapdragon 8 Elite Gen 6 Extreme (Exynos 2700 in select markets)
RAM12GB / 16GB
Storage256GB / 512GB / 1TB
Rear cameras200MP main + 50MP ultra-wide + 12MP 3x telephoto
Battery5,200mAh, Silicon-Carbon
Expected price$1,299 (~₹1,39,999)

For more on how Samsung’s flagship strategy is evolving, check our Samsung coverage.

An Ultra Design, Minus the S Pen

The most significant confirmed detail is design: the S27 Pro reportedly adopts the same iPhone 17 Pro-style camera plateau expected on the S27 Ultra — a horizontal camera bar replacing Samsung’s long-running vertical camera ring layout. According to leaker Ice Universe, the Pro and Ultra will share this new design language closely, with one clear differentiator: the S27 Pro won’t come with an S Pen, keeping that feature exclusive to the Ultra.

Notably, this redesign isn’t trickling down to the rest of the lineup — leaked renders of the standard Galaxy S27 and S27+ show them retaining the familiar oval-shaped camera bump used on the Galaxy S26, meaning the plateau design stays reserved for the Pro and Ultra models only.

Galaxy S27 Pro Fully Leaked: An "Ultra" in a Smaller Body
via OnLeaks and AndroidHeadlines

Ultra Power, Smaller Footprint

At 154.06 x 73.77 x 7.95mm, the S27 Pro is considerably more compact than the Ultra is expected to be, landing just a bit larger than Google’s Pixel 11 Pro in overall size. That positions it well for buyers who want flagship-tier cameras and performance but find today’s Ultra-sized phones too large to comfortably use one-handed — a real gap in Samsung’s current lineup.

The Camera Question Mark

While the 200MP main sensor and 50MP ultrawide are widely reported, it’s worth treating these specific numbers with some caution. Separate reporting has indicated Samsung may be testing a new Sony-made 50MP main sensor for the standard S27 and S27+ models — and notes that a similar Sony-sensor rumor also surfaced during Galaxy S25 development but didn’t make it into the final phone. Since the Pro model’s exact camera configuration hasn’t been confirmed by Samsung, the 200MP figure should be treated as one of several circulating claims rather than settled fact. For Samsung’s own product announcements when the time comes, check the Samsung Galaxy Unpacked page.

Galaxy S27 Pro Fully Leaked: An "Ultra" in a Smaller Body
via OnLeaks and AndroidHeadlines

Why This Matters

If accurate, the Galaxy S27 Pro would mark a genuinely new segmentation strategy for Samsung — not just a bigger or smaller Ultra, but a distinct model bridging the gap between the S27+ and Ultra with nearly Ultra-level specs in a notably smaller body. Whether Samsung finalizes this four-model lineup (S27, S27+, S27 Pro, S27 Ultra) remains unconfirmed, and pricing, camera specifics, and even the Pro naming itself could still change before launch.


What’s Next

Samsung’s Galaxy S27 series is expected to launch in early 2027, following the brand’s typical January/February Unpacked timing. Expect more leaks — and likely some contradicting details — in the months ahead. Keep following our smartphone launches section as the Galaxy S27 lineup takes clearer shape.

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