Samsung Galaxy S27 Ultra design leak: 7.9mm body, heavier build and near-identical display tipped

Mint - Oct 2, 2026

Samsung Galaxy S27 Ultra’s front design may remain almost identical to the Galaxy S26 Ultra, according to a leak from tipster Ice Universe. Alleged screen protectors suggest similar bezels, display shape and dimensions, with protectors potentially being interchangeable.

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