The Samsung Galaxy S27 series is expected to launch in a few months, and the rumour mill surrounding it is operating at maximum capacity. Following recent chipset leaks, new information offers our clearest look at the physical footprint of the upcoming Galaxy S27 series.
Samsung Galaxy S27 Series Screen Protectors Leak
Images procured by SammyGuru show a lineup of clear and privacy glass screen protectors allegedly tailored for the Galaxy S27, S27+ and S27 Ultra. Based on the sizes of the protectors, it appears that Samsung isn't planning a radical visual overhaul at the front. By the way, these are third-party screen protectors.
Image Credits: SammyGuru
Image Credits: SammyGuru
All three variants maintain a centred punch-hole camera cutout and a familiar rounded aesthetic, with the Ultra model specifically keeping the slightly softer corner geometry introduced on its predecessor.
The leaked screen protectors also fall perfectly in line with previously rumoured display dimensions. According to a previous Galaxy S27 series display leak, the baseline Galaxy S27 could sport a compact 6.27-inch screen, while the Galaxy S27 Plus steps up to 6.66 inches.
Predictably, the Galaxy S27 Ultra retains the largest display of all, boasting a massive 6.89-inch unit. Interestingly, the Galaxy S27 Pro is absent from this leak. For those unaware, early industry rumours suggested Samsung might introduce a fourth 6.47-inch variant to bridge the gap between the Plus and the Ultra.
The absence of its screen protector doesn't eliminate the chances of the Galaxy S27 Pro's existence. It's possible that the accessory manufacturers are working with different schematics, so the Pro model could be waiting in the wings. We also aren't eliminating the possibility that Samsung may have cancelled it due to the ongoing RAM crisis.
Speaking of which, the latest rumours suggest the Galaxy S27 could start with just 8 GB of RAM in the base models. Additionally, recent rumours have also pointed toward Samsung going with an all-Exynos setup next year due to issues with the Snapdragon 8 Elite Extreme Gen 6 processor's thermal performance.
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