SEOUL, October 10 — A recent leak has outlined potential pricing for Samsung’s unreleased Galaxy S27 lineup, showing a complex picture when compared to the current market prices of the Galaxy S26 series, as reported by PhoneArena on October 9. According to the leak, four possible US price tiers for the upcoming devices were described.
The base model was listed at a certain amount that matches the original launch price of the Galaxy S26 before Samsung increased it months after launch, as reported by SamMobile two days prior to the leak. The Plus model was also listed at a certain amount that matches the original launch price of the Galaxy S26 Plus before Samsung increased it months after launch, as reported by SamMobile two days prior to the leak.
Regarding the Ultra variant, the source noted that Samsung had also raised its price from its initial launch level to a higher level around the same time, citing memory-chip market pressure as the reason for the adjustment. When compared to the current S26 pricing after those increases, the leaked S27 base and Plus models would each be lower, while the S27 Ultra would match the current S26 Ultra price exactly.
The leak included a caveat that the figures were current targets and subject to change, and it noted that @phonefuturist’s own earlier estimate for the Ultra had been higher before being revised down to the level mentioned in the leak. A prior leak from Korean tipster Lanzuk, reported more than a week before @phonefuturist’s post, had suggested the entire S27 lineup would see price increases, presenting a contrasting outlook to the more recent leak.
Samsung has not officially announced the Galaxy S27, which is expected in its typical January-to-March launch window, according to Android Authority reporting from yesterday relative to the October 9 leak date. The analysis in the source concludes that whether the S27 appears cheaper, flat, or pricier depends entirely on whether one compares it to the S26’s launch prices or its current post-hike prices, and it emphasizes that the rumored Pro tier would be a new addition to the lineup, slotting between the Plus and Ultra models if released.
Looking ahead, industry watchers will monitor Samsung’s official channels for confirmation of the S27 series and any formal pricing details as the expected launch window approaches.
