The Galaxy S27 price leak points to four phones in 2027, starting at $899 and topping out around $1,399 in the US. None of it is official, and the tipster calls these “current targets.”
Still, the numbers show Samsung may be reshaping its lineup, with a cheaper base model and a new Pro tier in the middle.
Here are the leaked figures at a glance.
- Leaked US prices: S27 $899, S27+ $1,099, S27 Pro $1,299, S27 Ultra $1,399.
- Source: a tipster called @phonefuturist on X, reported by Android Headlines and 9to5Google.
- Timing: early 2027, according to Android Central.
- Status: Samsung has not announced the lineup, specs or pricing.
Treat all of this as a rumor until Samsung says otherwise.
What the Galaxy S27 price leak actually says
| Model | US price | International price | Rumored display |
|---|---|---|---|
| Galaxy S27 | $899 | $999 | Samsung M14+ OLED |
| Galaxy S27+ | $1,099 | $1,199 | Samsung M14+ OLED |
| Galaxy S27 Pro (new) | $1,299 | $1,399 | Samsung M16 OLED |
| Galaxy S27 Ultra | $1,399, possibly up to $1,499 | $1,499 to $1,549 | Samsung M16 OLED |
The list comes from a single post on X dated October 7. Android Central reports that the tipster describes the figures as preliminary and says regional prices can change.
That matters because the Ultra’s price already varies by configuration in the leak. 9to5Google even notes it could land about $100 higher than listed.
Why a Pro tier could change the math
The most interesting part is the S27 Pro. It would sit between the Plus and the Ultra, and 9to5Google points out that Samsung’s Galaxy S26 Edge never launched and was replaced by a rushed S26+.
So this looks like a fresh attempt at a four-phone ladder. If the leak is right, the Pro could cost about the same as the current S26 Ultra, while the new Ultra sits above it.
It also hints at how Samsung wants you to think about its phones. A clear step up in price at each tier makes it easier to compare them, but it can also nudge you toward spending more than you planned.
For you, that means a possible middle option when the base phone feels too plain and the Ultra feels like too much money.
Is the $899 base model really a bargain?
On paper, yes. 9to5Google says the S27 would undercut the current Galaxy S26, which Samsung recently raised in price. We covered that change in our Galaxy S26 price increase post.
But a lower sticker price is not automatically a better deal. The two lineups are shaped differently, so comparing them one to one is tricky.
Android Central also warns that tight memory supply and strong chip demand could push prices up before launch. That could wipe out the savings on the base model.
The display detail worth watching
The leak says the S27 and S27+ would use Samsung’s M14+ OLED panels, while the Pro and Ultra get the newer M16 panels. Some reports suggest M16 could bring a built-in privacy display to the top two tiers.
That part is unverified. If you care about screen privacy on trains or in cafes, wait for confirmation before you pay extra for it.
Either way, a better panel is only worth paying for if you will notice it. Compare the screens in a store once the phones are out, rather than trusting a spec sheet.
Chips and memory are the other half of the pricing story. Our Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 6 breakdown covers the silicon side of 2027 flagships.
What the leak doesn’t tell you
Price is only one piece. The leak says almost nothing about the chip, battery, cameras or charging speed. The display is the only spec with real detail, and even that is unconfirmed.
Samsung also hasn’t said anything about storage tiers. Many flagship prices quietly depend on that choice, so a “starting at” number can hide the model most people actually buy.
The leak also doesn’t say what trade-in deals or launch bundles will look like. In past years, those offers have shaved real money off the sticker price, and they can matter more than a $100 difference in list price.
If you follow Samsung software too, our One UI 9.5 testing guide shows what the company is working on next.
Galaxy S27 price: what to do before it’s official
You have months, so there is no reason to rush. Here are three simple moves.
- Keep your current phone if it still gets updates and runs well.
- Check trade-in values now, since they often drop once new phones launch.
- Skip pre-launch deposits tied to a rumored price.
These steps keep your options open while the real numbers firm up.
Frequently Asked Questions
When will the Galaxy S27 launch?
Samsung has not given a date. Reports point to early 2027, but that is not confirmed.
How much will the Galaxy S27 cost?
The leak says $899 in the US for the base model, with $999 listed for international markets. Samsung may change it before launch.
Is there really a Galaxy S27 Pro?
Recent reports mention four models, including a Pro, but Samsung has not confirmed the name or the lineup.
Will the Galaxy S27 Ultra cost more than the S26 Ultra?
The leak suggests the Pro may match the S26 Ultra’s price, with the new Ultra above it at $1,399 or more. Treat that as a rumor for now.
The bottom line
I would not plan a purchase around this leak. A single X post is thin evidence, and memory costs could still move the final prices. But if you want a cheaper Samsung flagship, the S27 base model is worth watching, and if you want the best screen, wait to see whether the Pro tier earns its extra money.
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