Galaxy S27 Charging Upgrades
Samsung Galaxy S27 Pro and Ultra Certified With 60W Charging
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The 3C listings identify the Galaxy S27 Pro as model SM-S9570 and the Galaxy S27 Ultra as SM-S9580; the standard S27 is SM-S9520 and the S27+ is SM-S9650.
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The Ultra’s reported 5,700mAh typical battery corresponds to a rated capacity of 5,534mAh, while the Pro’s estimated 5,200mAh typical capacity is based on a 5,087mAh rated figure. The Ultra’s rated capacity would represent an approximately 15% increase over the Galaxy S26 Ultra.
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The Pro is expected to omit the S Pen despite sharing the Ultra’s horizontal rear-camera housing, positioning it as a smaller Ultra-style model rather than a full Ultra equivalent.
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Reports say the Ultra’s redesigned camera system could include a 200MP main camera, a 50MP ultrawide camera and a 12MP 3x telephoto lens.
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Samsung is expected to provide only a USB-C cable in the box, with no charging adapter; the 60W rating also does not represent an Ultra charging upgrade because the Galaxy S26 Ultra already supported 60W and reportedly charged fully in about 45 minutes.
Samsung's Galaxy S27 Pro and Ultra have been certified in China with 60-watt wired charging, SammyGuru reported. The two premium phones will also support wireless charging, though the Pro and Ultra models skip the power adapter — just like their predecessors. The lineup is expected to launch globally in early 2027, with four models offering different charging speeds and battery sizes.
The S27 Ultra could pack a 5,700mAh battery — about 15% larger than the S26 Ultra — while the S27 Pro is tipped for roughly 5,200mAh, according to TechBreak. Both phones may feature a horizontal rear camera module instead of Samsung's traditional vertical layout. The standard S27 gets 45-watt charging, and the S27 Plus gets 27 watts.
60W Charging Arrives, But It's Not New for the Ultra
The 60-watt charging on the S27 Pro and Ultra matches what MyMobileIndia says the current S26 Ultra already supports. That phone charges fully in roughly 45 minutes. So while 60W is fast, Samsung isn't jumping the speed for its Ultra this year — it's holding steady. The lack of a charger in the box means buyers must buy one separately.
Lower-tier models get less power: the standard S27 delivers 45 watts, and the S27 Plus offers 27 watts. TechBreak noted this makes the S27 Pro and Ultra Samsung's fastest-charging non-foldable flagships. All four phones skip the power adapter, with only a USB-C cable included in the box.
Pro Gets Ultra-Style Camera, But Stays Smaller
Both the S27 Pro and Ultra will swap Samsung's classic vertical camera stack for a horizontal rectangular module, SammyGuru confirmed. This redesign could cut wobbling when the phone sits flat on a table. The Pro mirrors the Ultra's design but skips the S Pen stylus, positioning it as a smaller Ultra alternative rather than a true Ultra.
The Ultra's camera system is rumored to include a 200MP main lens, a 50MP ultrawide, and a 12MP 3x telephoto, according to ArchyNetys. That's a major upgrade in versatility. The Pro's exact camera specs remain unclear, but it's expected to share the Ultra's horizontal layout and support for both wireless and reverse wireless charging.
Four Models, Four Different Charging Speeds
The S27 lineup splits into four tiers: the standard S27 (45W), the S27 Plus (27W), the S27 Pro (60W), and the S27 Ultra (60W). MyMobileIndia confirmed the model numbers via 3C certification: S27 is SM-S9520, S27+ is SM-S9650, Pro is SM-S9570, and Ultra is SM-S9580. This tiered approach lets Samsung serve buyers at different price points without major charging speed gaps between Pro and Ultra.
The S27 Ultra's rated 5,534mAh battery — derived from the 5,700mAh typical capacity — represents the biggest battery jump MyMobileIndia noted: up roughly 15% from the S26 Ultra. The S27 Pro lands at 5,087mAh rated (5,200mAh typical). Both premium models are expected to hit shelves in January or February 2027, likely at Samsung's traditional launch event.
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