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Leaked Galaxy S27 Pro Renders Show Ultra Design in a Compact Size
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Leaked Galaxy S27 Pro Renders Show Ultra Design in a Compact Size

By Abde El Aziz
August 27, 2026 2 Min Read
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A new Galaxy S27 Pro leak reveals that Samsung’s upcoming Pro-tier phone will pack Ultra-level features into a notably more compact frame. According to CAD-based renders shared by @OnLeaks via Android Headlines, the device adopts the same design language as the Galaxy S27 Ultra, including a redesigned iPhone-like camera bar and a plateau that spans the full width of the back—but in a significantly smaller footprint.

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  • Dimensions and Display: A Compact Ultra Experience
  • Pricing and Timeline for the Galaxy S27 Pro Leak

Dimensions and Display: A Compact Ultra Experience

According to the leak, the Galaxy S27 Pro measures 154.06 x 73.77 x 7.95mm, making it considerably smaller than the Ultra across every dimension. The Galaxy S27 Pro leak suggests a 6.6-inch display, though that figure seems generous given the overall size—for context, Google’s Pixel 11 Pro sits at 6.3 inches despite similar proportions. The Pro will still be meaningfully smaller than the Galaxy S27 Ultra’s 6.9-inch panel, offering users who want flagship features without the bulk a genuine alternative. The exact screen-to-body ratio will depend on Samsung’s bezel design and measurement methodology, but the size difference is unmistakable in mockups comparing the two devices.

Pricing and Timeline for the Galaxy S27 Pro Leak

According to leaks, the Galaxy S27 Pro is rumored to inherit the Galaxy S26 Ultra’s existing $1,299 price point, with the Ultra model expected to command a higher price. This follows the pattern The Era of Cheap Smartphones Is Over as Price Hikes Become Permanent highlighted regarding premium phone pricing. All four of Samsung’s new flagship phones are expected to launch sometime around January or February of next year. The move mirrors industry trends, as Google Pixel 11 Pro Fold Review: A Solid Effort Facing Tough Competition noted when examining the competitive landscape for high-end devices. If accurate, the Pro tier could appeal to users seeking Ultra-class performance and design without paying for the largest possible screen.

المصدر: 9to5Google

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Abde El Aziz is a writer and editor at NextByte, covering smartphones, AI and cybersecurity, with a focus on practical guides that help everyday users get more from their devices and stay safe online.

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