Previously, leaked CAD-based renders and purported casings had suggested the design of the upcoming Samsung Galaxy S27 series smartphones. Now, alleged dummy unit images of these devices have been shared online too, but tipster Ice Universe has questioned their authenticity, claiming that the camera arrangement shown is incorrect.
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Samsung Galaxy S27 Series – Alleged Dummy Unit Images Questioned by Ice Universe
This new update comes from Sonny Dickson on X, who claims to have obtained images showing dummy units of the next Samsung flagships, revealing the rear design of the Galaxy S27 Ultra, S27 Pro and S27+.
Speaking more, the first two units, which are claimed to belong to the Galaxy S27 Ultra and Galaxy S27 Pro respectively, feature a rectangular camera module with four circular cutouts placed in a two-by-two arrangement. Two of these cutouts are larger and aligned vertically on one side, whereas the two smaller cutouts are positioned just next to them. Regarding the third unit, it showcases Samsung’s familiar vertically aligned triple rear camera setup, and Dickson claims that this belongs to the Galaxy S27+ smartphone.
However, these newly-shared designs appear different from what we had seen earlier via the leaked CAD-based renders and purported casings, and the rectangular camera modules look more similar to those of some POCO or Redmi smartphones than the design previously associated with the Galaxy S27 Ultra. Tipster Ice Universe has also shared his views concerning these images, stating, ‘The camera in the upper right corner of the S27 Pro and S27 Ultra does not exist, and this picture is wrong.’
Just to add, it should be noted that more leaks concerning the Galaxy S27 series are expected to arrive in the coming days, and some of these may turn out to be inaccurate, therefore, readers are advised to take them with a pinch of salt.
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