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Samsung’s Galaxy S27 Ultra redesign is giving me serious iPhone vibes

Samsung’s next Ultra flagship may finally ditch its familiar camera rings, though the replacement looks surprisingly Apple-like.

Samsung’s Galaxy S27 Ultra redesign is giving me serious iPhone vibes

Samsung's Galaxy S27 Ultra redesign has sparked comparisons to the iPhone, according to recent reports. Ice Universe, a prominent leaker, shared an illustration reportedly based on CAD measurements, which appears to depict the layout of Samsung's upcoming Ultra flagship. Unlike previous rumors suggesting a horizontal camera layout, reminiscent of the Galaxy S10, this sketch showcases a design more aligned with Apple's approach seen in the iPhone 17 Pro.

Samsung has historically utilized individual camera rings across its flagship devices, so a departure from this design would set the Galaxy S27 Ultra apart. The sketch indicates Samsung is moving away from those separate camera rings, but the larger raised camera section is notably different from the slim visor the user had anticipated.

However, there is a more positive development in the sketch – a circular magnetic ring beneath the camera area, fueling speculation that Samsung may finally integrate built-in Qi2 magnets into the Galaxy S27 Ultra. This upgrade could simplify the integration of MagSafe-style chargers, wallets, stands, and battery packs, which are currently necessitated by a compatible magnetic case.

The Galaxy S26 Ultra already supports Qi2 wireless charging, but the inclusion of built-in magnets would enhance user convenience. If the sketch accurately represents the final product, Samsung might deliver the magnetic charging upgrade eagerly anticipated by users. The user expresses disappointment that the camera redesign does not more closely resemble Samsung's own designs.

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