Galaxy S27 Ultra reportedly ditches a telephoto camera for the sake of cost-cutting
According to a new report, Samsung’s next-gen flagship, the Galaxy S27 Ultra, will be missing one of its telephoto camera sensors.
Samsung's upcoming Galaxy S27 Ultra smartphone may be missing a telephoto camera sensor, according to a new report. One of the defining features of Samsung's "Ultra" tier phones has been a pair of telephoto camera lenses on the back, with the latest models dropping down from 3x and 10x lenses to just 3x and 5x. ETNews reports that Samsung plans to further downgrade the camera setup by removing the 3x telephoto shooter entirely from the Galaxy S27 Ultra.
The phone will launch with just three cameras, making it the first in the series to do so. The remaining lenses will include a 50MP 5x telephoto shooter. In contrast, the Galaxy S27 Pro will retain a 12MP 3x telephoto camera in addition to the main and ultrawide lenses. Samsung's reasoning behind stripping down the camera setup appears to be driven by the ongoing impact of "RAMageddon," aiming to "[reduce] manufacturing costs." The Galaxy S27 series is expected to be launched in early 2027.
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