Samsung's camera design has remained largely unchanged for years, but that appears to be ending with the Galaxy S27 Ultra.
Fresh CAD renders from leaker OnLeaks reveal a new camera plateau similar to the iPhone's, complementing the device's boxier design.
The camera lens stays on the left, with two distinct cutouts and one in a pill-shaped design that also includes an LED.
This leak follows up on renders Ice Universe posted for both the Ultra and the Galaxy S27 Pro last weekend.
The leaked dimensions are around 163.7 x 78.2 x 8 mm, barely different from last year's model, growing to 12.53 mm with the raised camera housing.
Samsung is keeping the S Pen slot intact, something the smaller Galaxy S27 Pro reportedly won't get.
Camera Changes and Expected Specs
The S27 Ultra gives up on one rear camera sensor, dropping the 3x telephoto that relied on a dated 10-megapixel sensor.
Instead, Samsung is expected to lean on a 200-megapixel main sensor (rumored as the ISOCELL HP6) to cover 3x to 5x zoom ranges, paired with the same 5x periscope lens as the Galaxy S26 Ultra.
Processor-wise, expect the usual regional split: markets outside Korea should get the Snapdragon 8 Elite Extreme Gen 6, while the Exynos 2700 is tipped for select regions and the standard Galaxy S27 lineup.
A bigger 5,700 mAh battery is also on the table, though that's likely to come at a cost, with pricing expected to climb too.
