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Galaxy S27 Ultra’s missing camera shown in leaks is its 3x zoom

Previous Galaxy S27 Ultra leaks have directed attention to the new camera island, but don’t overlook the missing camera lens left behind with the Galaxy S26 Ultra. Apparently, that camera is the Samsung Galaxy S27 Ultra’s 10MP 3x zoom. more…

Galaxy S27 Ultra’s missing camera shown in leaks is its 3x zoom

Recent leaks have revealed the missing 3x optical zoom camera in the Samsung Galaxy S27 Ultra. While previous leaks focused on the camera island and other features, this particular detail has gone unnoticed. The Galaxy S26 Ultra previously featured a 3x and 5x optical zoom camera, totaling four sensors on the back of the device.

However, the new Galaxy S27 Ultra appears to have only a 3x zoom lens, with the 5x zoom unit replaced by a 50MP wide-angle lens, as suggested by a leak on Twitter/X by @UniverseIce. The latest renders clearly show a missing lens, which can be compared to the Galaxy S26 Ultra's layout. A render posted by @OnLeaks indicates that the new camera array will have three cameras, with the LED flash positioned at the bottom, accompanied by additional sensors, a microphone, and the 5x zoom lens.

As with many Galaxy S series leaks, these details should be taken with caution. However, these leaks will only become definitive once Samsung officially launches the device in early 2027.

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