Samsung Galaxy S27 Series camera leak reveals disappointing hardware

Samsung will launch the Samsung Galaxy S27 series featuring- Galaxy S27, S27+, S27 Pro, and S27 Ultra in Spring 2027. Today a new leak has unveiled the complete camera setup of this flagship series. The camera setup isn’t looking promising from the leak. Already we got the leak about design of this series and other key specs
According to the leaked details, the Galaxy S27 and S27+ will share the same camera setup, while the Galaxy S27 Pro and S27 Ultra will feature more advanced camera hardware.
Galaxy S27 and S27+ cameras

According to the leak, the Galaxy S27 and S27+ could share a triple rear camera setup, featuring a 50MP Sony IMX955 or Samsung GNG primary sensor (1/1.56″), a 10MP S5K3K1 telephoto sensor with 3x optical zoom (1/3.94″), and a 12MP IMX564 ultra-wide camera (1/2.5″). Both models could also come with a 12MP IMX874 or S5K3LU front camera.
Galaxy S27 Pro and Galaxy S27 Ultra cameras
The Galaxy S27 Pro and Galaxy S27 Ultra both could get a 200MP Samsung HP6 primary sensor (1/1.3″), paired with a 50MP IMX855 or JN3 ultra-wide camera. However, the Pro will see a downgrade in the telephoto lens with a 10MP S5K3LD sensor with 3x optical zoom. Meanwhile, the Ultra model would get a 50MP IMX855 or JN3 telephoto camera with 5x optical zoom. For selfies, both may feature a 16MP S5K2P5 front camera.

The leaked camera specifications look disappointing for a flagship series. The Samsung Galaxy S27 and Galaxy S27+ aren’t expected to receive any major camera upgrades over their predecessors. However, the biggest disappointment is the 10MP telephoto camera on the Galaxy S27 Pro. It is hard to justify a flagship smartphone with a 10MP telephoto sensor when competitors are offering much better camera hardware for the price. Tech enthusiasts have already started calling the Galaxy S27 series the worst flagship lineup of 2027. However, we will get a clearer picture as more details emerge and Samsung officially confirms the specifications. Stay tuned for further updates.








