Samsung Galaxy S27 Ultra bezel width confirmed at 1.28mm — thicker than S26 Ultra’s 1.15mm, per leak. Rear camera bump also grows to 4.69mm from 4.5mm. No Indian price, no launch date, no official specs, just a design leak, and it’s already raising eyebrows. Because in 2026, thinner bezels aren’t optional. They’re table stakes. And Samsung may have backed off the edge. Just slightly. But only on paper. So far. The leak comes from tipster Ice Universe, cited by Gizbot, and it’s narrow: no chip, no battery capacity, no software, no pricing, no availability window. Just dimensions, 163.76 × 78.25 × 7.97mm, ~218g. And two millimetre-scale regressions: bezels and bump. That’s it. Yet it matters. The Galaxy S26 Ultra launched with what was widely called the slimmest symmetrical bezels on any Android flagship. At 1.15mm, it matched or beat the Pixel 11 Pro and edged past the iPhone 17 Pro Max. Now, if Ice Universe is right, the S27 Ultra trades 0.13mm of screen real estate for something, maybe thermal headroom, maybe a new under-display sensor stack, maybe just yield. Samsung hasn’t said. The rear bump thickening. From 4.5mm to 4.69mm, lines up with rumours of a redesigned camera module. Leaks suggest a triple setup: 200MP main, 50MP ultra-wide, 50MP telephoto with 5x optical zoom. Again: unconfirmed. No source has tied that camera spec list to the bezel change. No source says why the bump grew. It’s two data points, not a story. Yet. India gets no pricing or launch details. None. Not even a rumour. The only Indian price in the reporting is for the current model: the Galaxy S26 Ultra 5G (12GB/256GB) at ₹1,39,999 on Amazon, down from ₹1,69,999. SBI credit card users get ₹4,250 off instantly. Amazon Pay ICICI Bank cardholders may get 5% back, Prime membership required. That discount is live now. The S27 Ultra isn’t. Not yet. What’s next? More leaks. Probably before November. Samsung’s Ultra line typically launches in January. But the first credible hardware teasers usually surface in late October or early November. This one arrived Thursday morning. Expect follow-ups on battery, chipset, and that camera redesign, assuming the bump isn’t just cosmetic. For now, the headline isn’t ‘S27 Ultra announced’. It’s ‘S27 Ultra may shrink the screen’s breathing room. And widen the camera’s footprint’.
Samsung Galaxy S27 Ultra bezels thicker than S26 Ultra’s, leak says
Bezel width jumps from 1.15mm to 1.28mm. Camera bump grows to 4.69mm. Everything else — price, launch, chip, battery — remains unannounced.
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