Unconfirmed: Galaxy S27 Pro and Ultra Dummy Units Leak With New Camera Island

Samsung's rumoured Galaxy S27 redesign has appeared again, this time in images of dummy units rather than finished phones. Unconfirmed, according to 9to5Google, the pictures were shared by leaker Sonny Dickson and show the Galaxy S27 Pro, Galaxy S27 Ultra and Galaxy S27+ side by side.

The report notes that these are not real devices and may not reflect the final design. Dummy units are typically used to test accessories, so details can change before anything reaches shops.

What the images suggest

Both the Pro and the Ultra appear with a full-width camera island, a look the report compares to Apple's recent iPhone design language. That would be a clear break from the vertical camera arrangement Samsung has described as part of its core identity.

The images also hint at a size gap between the models. The Galaxy S27 Pro looks noticeably smaller than both the Ultra and the S27+, which the report frames as good news for people who prefer smaller phones.

A second leaker disagrees

The pictures have not gone unchallenged. Leaker Ice Universe is quoted as saying the image is wrong, pointing out that the Galaxy S27 Ultra and Pro do not have a fourth camera lens. The report says that matches recent leaks.

It also suggests the dummy units could be based on an older design or could be misreading a sensor, and that inaccuracy is easy at this stage.

Still just a leak

Nothing here has been confirmed by Samsung, and the report treats the design as unfinished. Readers should treat the camera island, the size difference and the lens count as unconfirmed until the company says otherwise.

Sources: 9to5Google