Samsung reportedly hasn’t finalized Galaxy S27 details, considers February launch

Samsung still hasn't finalized the details for the Galaxy S27 series, and the company is considering a February launch date, according to a leak reported by Lanzuk on Naver. The leak suggests that Samsung is still working on setting the launch date for the Galaxy S27 Pro and Ultra, the flagship models of the series. The base and Plus models, however, appear to be ready for release.

The reason for the delay is reportedly due to Samsung's inability to finalize the component list for the Galaxy S27 series. Specifically, the leaked information points to RAMageddon as the reason for the timing adjustment. The leak also mentions a possible upgrade to UFS 5.0 storage, which is a significant contributor to the undecided launch timing.

Additionally, Samsung is reportedly considering incorporating LPDDR6 memory, which is another costly addition. Despite the uncertainties, it seems unlikely that Samsung will make any last-minute changes to the release plan, as they typically follow the same pattern each year, with the newest Galaxy S device launching in January or February following CES and before MWC.