Samsung Galaxy S27 Ultra Leak Reveals Thicker Bezels and Camera Bump
Samsung’s upcoming Galaxy S27 Ultra could feature slightly thicker display bezels and a larger rear camera bump than the Galaxy S26 Ultra, according to a new leak. The upcoming flagship is also rumoured to retain nearly the same overall dimensions as its predecessor.
Tipster Ice Universe claims that the Galaxy S27 Ultra will have display bezels measuring 1.28mm, compared with 1.15mm on the Galaxy S26 Ultra.
Galaxy S27 Ultra May Have Thicker Bezels
According to the leak, the difference in bezel thickness will be small. However, it could mark a slight design change in Samsung’s next Ultra flagship.
The Galaxy S27 Ultra is reportedly expected to retain dimensions similar to those of the Galaxy S26 Ultra, although its display bezels could be marginally thicker.
Samsung has not officially confirmed these details.
Rear Camera Bump Could Be Thicker
The tipster also claims that the Galaxy S27 Ultra will feature a rear camera bump measuring 4.69mm in thickness, compared with 4.5mm on the Galaxy S26 Ultra.
The difference could be linked to the rumoured redesigned rear camera module. However, the final design and camera specifications remain unconfirmed.
Triple Rear Camera Setup Expected
According to current leaks, the Galaxy S27 Ultra could feature a triple rear camera system comprising:
- 200MP primary camera
- 50MP ultrawide camera
- 50MP telephoto camera with 5x optical zoom
These specifications are based on reports and have not been officially announced by Samsung.
Galaxy S27 Ultra Dimensions and Weight Leaked
The upcoming flagship is tipped to measure 163.76 x 78.25 x 7.97mm and weigh 218 grams.
If these details prove accurate, the Galaxy S27 Ultra will maintain a similar overall size while featuring small changes to its bezels and rear camera bump.
Samsung has not yet officially confirmed the Galaxy S27 Ultra’s design, dimensions or camera specifications.
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