Samsung is reportedly adjusting the camera specifications for its upcoming Galaxy S27 series, creating a clearer distinction between the Pro and Ultra models.
According to a Naver blogger known for accurate leaks, the Galaxy S27 Pro will no longer feature camera hardware nearly identical to the Ultra.
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Instead, it will share some components with the base S27 and S27+ models.
This move positions the Pro as a middle-ground device: stronger than the standard S27 but not matching the Ultra's photographic capabilities.
Enthusiasts hoping for a compact Ultra may be disappointed.
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Both the Pro and Ultra are expected to receive a 16MP front camera, a significant upgrade from the long-standing 12MP sensor.
On the rear, both models will likely feature a 200MP main sensor.
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However, telephoto setups will differ.
Samsung is rumored to drop the dedicated 3x telephoto lens on the Ultra, relying on digital zoom and AI up to 5x before switching to a periscope lens.
The Pro is unlikely to get the Ultra's high-end 5x periscope.
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These differences should help justify the Ultra's premium pricing. As with all early leaks, plans may change before launch.
