Samsung is reportedly weighing a new camera setup for the Galaxy S27 Pro and S27 Ultra: a 200MP main sensor, a 50MP ultrawide and a single telephoto lens. According to a SammyGuru report, the Ultra would lose its second telephoto camera, so every S27 model would carry three cameras on the back. None of this is confirmed by Samsung.
The report says Samsung is “evaluating” these parts, so the final phones could differ. It is a sensor-by-sensor list rather than a finished spec sheet, and several lines name two possible suppliers.
The base Galaxy S27 and S27+ would keep a familiar kit. The main camera is a 50MP Sony IMX955 or Samsung S5KGNG, the latter already used in the Galaxy S26 and S26+. Behind it sit the same 12MP IMX564 ultrawide that has appeared in Samsung’s phones since the Galaxy S23 and a 12MP S5K3K1 for the 3x zoom, with a 12MP front camera from either S5K3LU or IMX874.
On the Pro and Ultra, the report pairs the 200MP main with a 50MP ultrawide (S5KJN3 or IMX855) and a 16MP front camera. The Ultra gets a 50MP 5x telephoto from the same two candidates, while the Pro makes do with a 3x.
The 200MP S5KHP6 is the sensor Ice Universe had already named for the Ultra’s main camera, and the report says the Pro shares it. The 16MP front sensor, S5K2P5, looks like an unannounced follow-up to the S5K2P2. The Pro’s 3x telephoto is reportedly the 12MP S5K3LD, a part that already sits behind the Galaxy S26 Ultra’s 3x lens.
The Pro is a new, smaller addition to the range, and an earlier tip put it on a lower chip than the Ultra. If these sensors hold, the Ultra’s reach goes from two telephoto lenses to one, while the Pro gets a 3x camera of its own. Samsung has not announced a launch date for the S27 range.
