Samsung’s Galaxy S27 Pro will ship with LPDDR6 RAM — but only in the Exynos version, and only on the 1 TB model. That’s the claim from a Meeco leaker identified as 흡혈귀왕 (Vampire King), whose November 6 post says South Korea’s S27, S27+, and S27 Pro will all use Exynos chips, while the S27 Ultra remains Snapdragon-only.
The same post says Samsung’s HQ blocked wider Exynos deployment to stay within budget, a detail that, if true, explains why Europe gets a different split: there, the S27 Pro is Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 6, while Exynos 2700 goes only to the base S27 and S27+ models. A November 12 follow-up pins LPDDR6 exclusively to the 1 TB Exynos S27 Pro, pairing it with 16 GB of RAM and UFS 5.0 storage.
That’s notable because Qualcomm’s standard Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 6 supports only LPDDR5X. LPDDR6 is reserved for the unreleased ‘Extreme’ variant. So even if Europe’s S27 Pro hits 1 TB, it won’t get LPDDR6. No launch date is confirmed.
Unpacked is projected for January or February 2027. Pricing hasn’t been announced anywhere, not in South Korea, not in Europe, not globally. This isn’t official. It’s a leak, one that contradicts itself slightly on regional chip allocation, and one that Samsung hasn’t acknowledged.
But it does line up with past behavior: Exynos variants often get RAM or storage perks to offset perceived performance gaps. And it gives early shape to what could be the first Galaxy S-series where RAM type becomes a regional differentiator, not just a tier one. What happens next? We wait for certification filings, carrier listings, or Samsung’s own teaser.
Until then, the S27 Pro’s memory spec hinges on two things: where you buy it, and how much storage you pick.
MDFiled by The Mobile Desk
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