Samsung Galaxy S27 Ultra is tipped to cost Rs 1,09,999 in India and $1,299 in the US — up from last year’s S26 Ultra, which launched at Rs 99,999 and $1,199. The leak comes from X tipster @phonefuturist and was reported by Android Authority on Tuesday afternoon. No official announcement has been made.
No launch date has been confirmed. No specs beyond pricing and display type have surfaced in this report. But the price jump is real, and it’s consistent across both key markets: +$100, +₹10,000. That’s not a rounding error.
It’s the clearest signal yet that Samsung is treating the S27 Ultra as a premium refinement, not a generational reset. The S26 Ultra launched in January 2026. If history holds, the S27 series will follow in early January 2027. Likely the third week.
The leak also names display panels: the base S27 gets a flat FHD+ AMOLED, the S27+ a curved QHD+ unit, and the S27 Ultra a 6.9-inch QHD+ LTPO panel with variable refresh rate. None of those are surprises. What is notable is the silence on chip, camera, or battery, suggesting Samsung may be holding those details for its official reveal.
The Android Authority report cautions that RAM cost inflation could still shift final pricing. So these figures remain provisional. But they’re the first concrete numbers we’ve seen. And they land squarely in the ‘expensive but expected’ zone.
Samsung hasn’t commented. The S27 series rollout begins in earnest next month, with carrier briefings and regulatory filings expected to accelerate through November.
MDFiled by The Mobile Desk
Phones from leak to launch to price cut: what was announced, what it costs where, and when it goes on sale. Indian launches and prices included, not appended.
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