The Samsung Galaxy S27+ has been confirmed to support 45W charging after appearing in China's 3C database and new safety certifications. These certifications list the device with a 15V/3A rating, totaling 45W. Coverage includes global model SM-S956B, Korean SM-S956N, US SM-S956U, Chinese SM-S9560, and Japanese SC-52H for Docomo, indicating consistent charging speeds across all regions.
This marks the sixth consecutive generation for Samsung's Plus models to maintain 45W speed, starting with the Galaxy S22+. Notably, the vanilla Galaxy S27 will also retain 25W charging, matching the Galaxy S26. The Galaxy S27 series is rumored for a January/February launch, suggesting official confirmation is imminent.
The certification details solidify Samsung's strategy of steady charging speeds across its flagship lineup.
Source: GSMArena · Summarized by HeadlinesBriefing