Leaked CAD renders suggest Samsung is planning significant design changes for its next flagship lineup, including a new camera arrangement and possibly different sizes.
Well-known leaker Sonny Dickson shared CAD models that appear to show two slightly different sizes for what was initially thought to be the Galaxy S27 Ultra.
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The side buttons sit in different positions on each model, sparking speculation that Samsung might offer the Ultra in two sizes, similar to Apple's Pro phones.
Another possibility is that the smaller model is actually the rumored Galaxy S27 Pro.
The designs also point to a new camera plateau on the back, which some have noted resembles the iPhone 17 Pro's camera island.
This would mark a clear departure from Samsung's long-standing vertical camera setup.
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A camera hardware refresh is widely seen as overdue, with the current 3x telephoto using a small 1/3.94-inch 10MP sensor expected to be dropped.
Removing it could free up space for bigger batteries and possibly allow magnets around a Qi2 charging coil.
Earlier leaks also suggest the four-year-old ISOCELL HP2 main sensor could be replaced by a more modern 200MP ISOCELL HPC that might handle 3x–5x zoom.
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In a follow-up, leaker Ice Universe clarified that the smaller CAD model is actually the Galaxy S27 Pro rather than a second Ultra size.
According to him, both the S27 Ultra and S27 Pro would get the new camera plateau design.
These claims are still unofficial and should be taken with a grain of salt until Samsung confirms anything.
The CAD-based leaks give an early, speculative look at what Samsung might be planning for its 2027 flagships.
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We'll have to wait until closer to the official launch for solid details on design, cameras, and the exact model lineup.
