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Galaxy S27 redesign leak shows off Pro vs Ultra size difference, with just a bit of controversy

Samsung is working on a long overdue redesign for its Galaxy S27 series and, this week, we’re getting a fresh look. more…

Galaxy S27 redesign leak shows off Pro vs Ultra size difference, with just a bit of controversy

Samsung is developing a much-needed redesign for the Galaxy S27 series, and we now have a fresh look thanks to leak from Sonny Dickson. The image shows the Galaxy S27 Pro, Ultra, and S27+ dummy units, giving us a glimpse into the redesign. Both the Pro and Ultra feature a full-width camera island, a significant shift from Samsung's vertical camera array.

Most notably, the Pro is noticeably smaller than the Ultra and the S27+. This size difference is well-received by those who prefer smaller phones. However, leaker Ice Universe has added a bit of controversy to the image, stating that the Pro and Ultra both lack a fourth camera lens, which is accurate based on recent leaks. It's possible that these dummy units are based on an older design or may have a misinterpreted sensor.

Regardless, these units are primarily used to test accessories, and there's still ample room for inaccuracy at this early stage.

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