The Samsung Galaxy S27 Pro may not be a condensed clone of Ultra as it seems.
The Samsung Galaxy S27 Pro may not be a condensed clone of Ultra as it seems.
Who has complained that Ultra-specification handsets are too big and heavy to carry? Now there is news that Samsung is preparing to solve the game by releasing the Galaxy S27 Pro as a new alternative. Using the NM1 to NM4 development codes, which means that early next year we may see up to 4 mobile models launched simultaneously.
But anyone secretly hoping that the Pro model will be just Ultra-shortened might have to make some sense of it, because data from the production line suggests that Samsung will clearly distinguish these two models. The most obvious thing is that the Ultra model will still fill a high-resolution lens and maintain a 5x zoom lens.
But for the Pro model, the zoom camera specification will be reduced to a shorter range, which some say may only be 10MP or 12MP resolution. Anyone who is addicted to taking notes has to understand, because the Pro model will be cut off by the S Pen, focusing on a 6.47-inch screen instead. The Pro battery has a capacity test of 5,087mAh, while the Ultra gives more energy at 5,534mAh.
In addition, the chipset must continue to struggle because the Pro model may be captured separately in sales zones using Exynos in some countries and Snapdragon in America, while the Ultra model will be used purely by Snapdragon worldwide.
The simple conclusion is that the Galaxy S27 Pro is positioned as a compact premium mobile, not a clone of Ultra. Anyone aiming for this model will have to wait and see if it will be worth doing in exchange for the missing zoom camera and S Pen.
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