Early leaks and renders of Samsung's upcoming Galaxy S27 Ultra suggest a significant design overhaul, with a horizontal camera plateau that bears a striking resemblance to the iPhone 17 Pro. The leaked images, which have circulated on tech forums and social media, show a rear camera module arranged in a horizontal strip, a departure from the vertical camera layout used in recent Galaxy S models.
The leak also indicates that Samsung may finally bring native Qi2 wireless charging support to the Galaxy S27 Ultra. The renders appear to show magnets inside the device, which would align with Qi2's magnetic attachment features, similar to Apple's MagSafe technology. This would be a first for Samsung's flagship line, which has so far relied on proprietary magnetic cases for such functionality.
While these are early leaks and not official confirmations, they align with industry speculation that Samsung is looking to streamline its design language and adopt more universal charging standards. The Galaxy S27 Ultra is expected to launch in early 2027, but Samsung has not yet commented on the rumors.
As with all leaks, details could change before the official announcement. Tech enthusiasts and Samsung fans will be watching closely to see if the final product matches these early renders.
