The anticipation for the Samsung Galaxy S27 Ultra is growing, but conflicting reports about its camera design are stirring curiosity and debate among tech enthusiasts. As leaks and rumors circulate, the exact configuration and positioning of its camera system remain unclear.
Early leaks suggested a redesign of the camera island, featuring an expansive plateau reminiscent of Apple's iPhone, extending nearly the entire width of the device's back. Within this new layout, it's believed that the camera lenses will be situated on the left side of the island.
However, a recent rumor presents a different arrangement, indicating that the telephoto camera will actually reside on the right side, accompanied by a microphone positioned beneath it, followed by several unnamed sensors, and finally, the circular LED flash located below those components.
Compounding the confusion, prominent leaker Ice Universe weighed in on the matter, asserting that the telephoto camera is likely located at the bottom of the arrangement, with the LED flash situated above it. These contradictory claims highlight the uncertainty surrounding the camera's exact layout.
Despite the ongoing debates about the camera positioning, one vital detail seems to be confirmed: the S27 Ultra will sport a single telephoto camera, a departure from the dual configuration seen in earlier Ultra models.
Additionally, according to a recent certification, the Galaxy S27 Ultra is expected to house a robust 5,700 mAh battery, which will support 60W wired charging. Speculation also indicates that it will be available in three different RAM and storage configurations: 12GB/256GB, 12GB/512GB, and a top-tier 16GB/1TB variant, mirroring the offerings of its predecessor.
Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra
| 256GB 12GB RAM | $928.89 |
€929.00 |
| 512GB 12GB RAM | $1,139.00 |
€1,069.00 |
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