Fresh case leaks offer another early glimpse at Samsung's next flagship lineup.
Photos shared by tipster Ice Universe show four distinct devices.
The Galaxy S27 and S27+ appear to stick with a familiar setup: separate protruding camera cutouts similar to recent generations.
However, the Galaxy S27 Pro and S27 Ultra are set for something different.
They feature a horizontal, large-matrix design placed toward the top of the phone.
This marks a clear break from the vertical camera layout Samsung has used for years.
The change likely frees up more internal space for larger image sensors and better cooling.
Leaks so far do not suggest any notable improvement in sensor size, except for a recent leak about a 4x telephoto on the Ultra.
Expected launch and lineup details
The full Galaxy S27 series is expected to land in the first quarter of 2027, likely between January and February.
All four models have appeared in GSMA certification listings under numbers SM-S952B (S27), SM-S956B (S27+), SM-S957B (S27 Pro), and SM-S958B (S27 Ultra).
The S27 Pro is a new addition aimed at those who want something closer to the Ultra but in a more compact form.
Think of it as a small-screen Ultra without the S Pen.
It is expected to have around a 6.4"-6.6" display while sharing the main and ultrawide camera hardware with the Ultra.
The whole series is expected to use 2nm-process chips.
Depending on the region, that could mean Samsung's own Exynos 2700 or a Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 6 Pro made by TSMC.
There are also reports that Samsung might bring BOE on as an OLED panel supplier for the first time in the S series.
The phones could also support Qi2 magnetic wireless charging.
These case leaks add to the growing sense that the Galaxy S27 series will mix usual refinements with more visible design changes.
