Previously, Samsung’s Galaxy S27 and Galaxy S27 Plus smartphones were spotted on China’s 3C database, pointing to 25W and 45W fast charging support, respectively. Now, the vanilla Galaxy S27 has appeared on the UL Solutions database, revealing charging details concerning its international variants.
Read more about it below.
Samsung Galaxy S27 – UL Solutions Certifications
As per the newly-spotted listings, the upcoming Galaxy S27 has received two certifications carrying the certificate numbers ‘DK-187425-UL’ and ‘DK-187435-UL’. Both were issued on the 23rd of October 2026 by UL Solutions (Demko), Denmark, and categorise the device as a mobile phone.

Speaking more, both certificates mention an electrical rating of 9V DC at 2.77A, equivalent to approximately 25W. This points towards the same 25W charging support for its international variants as previously indicated by the Chinese 3C listing.
The model numbers covered by the two certifications and their respective markets are given below.
| Model Number | Region / Variant |
|---|---|
| SM-S952U | United States – carrier variant |
| SM-S952U1 | United States – factory-unlocked variant |
| SM-S952W | Canada |
| SM-S9520 | China, Hong Kong, and Taiwan |
| SC-51H | Japan – NTT Docomo |
| SM-S952Q | Japan – SIM-free/open-market variant |
| SM-S952Z | Japan – SoftBank |
| SM-S952B/DS | Europe and other international markets – dual-SIM variant |
| SM-S952B | Europe and other international markets |
| SM-S952N | South Korea |
Looking into previous updates, the vanilla Galaxy S27 is expected to arrive with Samsung’s in house Exynos 2700 chipset globally, while the US variant could feature Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 6 chip. However, these chipset details remain unconfirmed, and a Geekbench listing for the device could give more details about it.
The upcoming smartphone has also been tipped to feature a privacy display, which was previously limited to the Ultra model in the Galaxy S26 series.
More details concerning the Galaxy S27’s specifications can be expected as it appears on other certification and benchmark databases.
Stay tuned for more updates.
