The Galaxy S27 price has leaked before Samsung has announced anything. A post published on X on October 7, 2026 by the leaker @phonefuturist, picked up by Android Headlines and then 9to5Google, lists the targets Samsung is reportedly aiming for across four models: the S27, S27+, S27 Pro and S27 Ultra. These are current targets and may still change before launch.
Galaxy S27 price leak, model by model
According to the leak, the range would run from $899 to over $1,500. The first figure is for the US and South Korea, the second for international markets.
- Galaxy S27: $899 / $999
- Galaxy S27+: $1,099 / $1,199
- Galaxy S27 Pro: $1,299 / $1,399
- Galaxy S27 Ultra: $1,399 (US, South Korea), then $1,499 to $1,549 internationally
No European pricing is mentioned yet, and dollar figures do not convert directly into euros because of VAT and Samsung’s local pricing.
A four-tier lineup with a new Pro
The new element is the S27 Pro, slotted between the S27+ and the Ultra. Samsung explored an Edge model last year, but the Galaxy S26 Edge never shipped. The leak describes a cleaner split: two mainstream models, two premium ones.
The Pro would sit at the same price as today’s Galaxy S26 Ultra, per the post. The base S27 would cost less than the S26, whose price Samsung recently raised.
Displays: an OLED M16 panel for the top models
The S27 and S27+ would probably get an OLED M14+ panel. The S27 Pro and S27 Ultra would move to the M16, new this year. That panel could enable a privacy screen, meaning a display that is hard to read from the side. According to 9to5Google, it is also used for the outer screen of Apple’s foldable iPhone.
Why caution is in order
Prices leaked months ahead of launch often move. 9to5Google itself notes they are subject to change. The source is a single X account relayed by tech outlets, with no confirmation from Samsung. Treat these numbers as a ballpark, not a final price tag.
What it means for you
If you are weighing two generations, the leak suggests the entry price could drop while the top end stays expensive. Until then, the Galaxy S26 remains Samsung’s current reference. We will update this article as soon as Samsung or a stronger source weighs in.
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