A new Galaxy S27 pricing leak puts US figures on all four models in Samsung’s next flagship lineup. The headline change is structural, not numerical. A new Pro tier reportedly slots in between the Plus model and the Ultra, at $1,299.
The numbers come from leaker @phonefuturist, whose post on X was picked up separately by 9to5Google and Android Authority. The image above shows the current Galaxy S26 generation, not the S27.
The leaked Galaxy S27 pricing, tier by tier
- Galaxy S27 — $899
- Galaxy S27+ — $1,099
- Galaxy S27 Pro — $1,299
- Galaxy S27 Ultra — $1,399
The leaker’s own post is more granular than that clean list. It carries three columns, covering the US, South Korea and an International figure. For some models it shows two numbers split by a slash, such as $1,399/$1,499 for the Ultra. Nothing in the leak explains what the second figure represents, so we are not going to guess at it.
Both the leaker and 9to5Google attach the same caveat. Regional pricing varies, and these are current targets that remain subject to change. None of these figures come from Samsung, and leaked targets routinely move before a launch.
Why a four-model lineup muddies the comparison
9to5Google points out that the base S27 figure technically reads as cheaper than the current Galaxy S26. Its explanation is that Samsung recently raised prices on an existing phone, which flatters the comparison. The same outlet adds that the added middle device makes the structure hard to line up against the previous series one to one.
The practical question for a buyer is not what the cheapest model costs. It is where the features you want end up sitting. The leak’s own display split is the clearest example of that. If the newer M16 panel really is limited to the Pro and Ultra, the cheapest route to it is $1,299. Android Authority reaches a similar conclusion, calling the pricing good news while warning against too much optimism.
The display split, and one inference worth separating out
The same leak claims a panel divide across the range. The Galaxy S27 and S27+ reportedly use Samsung’s M14+ OLED panel. The S27 Pro and S27 Ultra get the newer M16 panel instead.
9to5Google notes that the M16 generation is also used on the iPhone Duo’s outer display. It goes on to speculate that the newer panel could enable a privacy-display feature on the higher tiers. That speculation is the outlet’s own inference, not something the leaker said, and it should not be read as part of the leak.
Treat all of this as a leak rather than a roadmap. For more on what has surfaced about the range, see our report on the Galaxy S27 Pro and Ultra 3C listing.
Source: @phonefuturist, via 9to5Google, Android Authority
