The Galaxy S27 is expected to retain almost the same design and dimensions as the current Galaxy S26. The Galaxy S27 Pro could share the Galaxy S27 Ultra's new i Phone-like horizontal camera plateau design. Leaked renders suggest the smaller Galaxy S27 Pro won't feature an S Pen slot, unlike the Galaxy S27 Ultra.

Samsung appears to be moving away from its familiar vertical camera layout in favor of an i Phone-like horizontal camera plateau, with two prominent camera lenses on the left and a vertical pill-shaped module next to them. Renders of the base Galaxy S27 were shared by On Leaks in collaboration with Android Headlines, and unfortunately, it looks like Samsung isn't changing much from the Galaxy S26. The phone still features three vertically arranged cameras inside a raised camera island in the top-left corner, with an overall design that looks extremely similar to its predecessor.

Even the dimensions are reportedly more or less identical. The Galaxy S27 Pro leak from Ice Universe on X shows that the two phones will reportedly share a very similar design. However, the renders also appear to confirm one major difference: the smaller Pro model won't come with an S Pen.

There's no S Pen slot visible on the Galaxy S27 Pro, and Samsung will also reportedly reposition the speaker grille and microphone on the smaller model. The Galaxy S27 Ultra will feature a more rounded frame than the Galaxy S26 Ultra, which should make the larger phone feel more natural and comfortable in the hand. Overall, these Galaxy S27 and Galaxy S27 Pro leaks seem to clear up one major question about Samsung's 2027 lineup.

The new horizontal camera design will apparently remain exclusive to the Galaxy S27 Pro and Ultra, while the regular Galaxy S27 and Galaxy S27 Plus will stick with Samsung's more familiar design. Sanuj is a tech writer who loves exploring smartphones, tablets, and wearables. He began his journey with a Nokia Lumia and later dived deep into Android and i Phone.

He's been writing about tech since 2018, with bylines at Pocketnow, Android Police, Pocket-Lint, and Make Use Of. When he's not testing gadgets, he's either sipping chai, watching football, or playing cricket.