Samsung’s next luxury foldable is emerging with fresh official-looking renders, giving buyers an early glimpse of what appears to be a premium China-exclusive release. The new images suggest the W27 will blend flagship-level hardware with a more decorative design aimed at high-end users.
According to the latest leak, the W27 is expected to launch in China on October 29. The W line has traditionally served as a more exclusive, higher-end take on Samsung’s Z foldables, and this year’s model is rumored to be closely tied to the Galaxy Z Fold8 Ultra. The device is shown in a deep blue finish with gold detailing, giving it a more jewelry-like look than the standard model.
Samsung Galaxy Z Fold8 Ultra
- 256GB 12GB RAM
£ 1,398.00 - 512GB 12GB RAM
€ 1,999.00
Well-known tipster Evan Blass shared a fresh batch of renders that present the handset from multiple angles. The images reinforce the idea that Samsung is keeping the core design familiar while adding exclusive cosmetic touches.
The rear camera layout appears to match the Galaxy Z Fold8, which is expected for a device based on the same platform. The most noticeable change is the W-series gold branding placed near the bottom of the back panel. Prior chatter suggests the W27 will match the Galaxy Z Fold8 Ultra in technical specifications, with earlier leaks pointing to a single high-capacity configuration featuring 16GB of RAM and 1TB of storage.
Samsung W27 leaked renders
Given its positioning, the W27 is likely to carry a very high price tag, especially if it ships with top-tier memory and storage by default. Samsung should confirm the device’s full specifications, availability, and pricing when it is unveiled later this month.
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