Leaked Galaxy S27 Pricing Points to Four-Tier Lineup and Targeted Price Cuts

Tentative pricing details for Samsung’s next flagship smartphone generation have surfaced online ahead of an expected launch early next year, outlining a four-device lineup that includes a newly introduced tier. According to a report by Mashable Tech (https://mashable.com/tech/samsung-galaxy-s27-price-leak), which cited reporting from AndroidHeadlines based on a post by X leaker @phonefuturist, Samsung is preparing pricing for the base Galaxy S27, the S27+, a new S27 Pro, and the top-tier S27 Ultra.

The leaked figures suggest Samsung may partially roll back recent price increases for its standard models. The base Galaxy S27 and S27+ are reportedly slated to launch at $100 less than their current Galaxy S26 counterparts. Samsung had raised prices on the 2026 models by $100, meaning the rumored adjustment would return standard models to previous pricing baselines if maintained through production.

At the high end, the Galaxy S27 Ultra is reported to hold at $1,399, matching the price level established with the S26 Ultra. The newly added S27 Pro would slot between the S27+ and S27 Ultra, serving as an intermediate premium device. AndroidHeadlines noted that display specifications included in the leak indicate the standard S27 and S27+ may feature reduced technical specifications relative to the Pro and Ultra tiers, potentially creating wider hardware differentiation across the portfolio.

The pricing and hardware details remain unconfirmed by Samsung and could change before the devices launch in early 2027. Sourcing and manufacturing costs remain volatile, driven in part by an ongoing global memory supply crisis that could affect final bill-of-materials calculations prior to mass commercial release.