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For years, Samsung’s flagship phones have been limited to 45W fast charging, with the company sticking to the same charging speed across several generations. That finally changed with the Galaxy S26 Ultra, which introduced support for faster 60W charging. Now, a new certification suggests that Samsung could retain the 60W charging support on the upcoming Galaxy S27 Ultra. Interestingly, another S27 series model is also expected to offer the same 60W charging speed.
Samsung Galaxy S27 Pro, S27 Ultra charging speed revealed
As can be seen above, two new Samsung phones with model numbers SM-S9570 and SM-S9580 have emerged in the database of China’s 3C certification platform. As per the GSMA IMEI database listings, these devices will be called the Galaxy S27 Pro and S27 Ultra when they arrive in the market. This will be the first time Samsung launches a Pro-branded S-series flagship.
Coming back to the 3C listing, the certification reveals that both devices will support 60W charging. However, like other Samsung flagships, the retail boxes of these devices will not include a charger.
Earlier this week, the Galaxy S27 (SM-S9520) and S27 Plus (SM-S9650) were spotted at 3C certification. The former was found to support 45W charging, whereas the latter would offer 27W charging. The entire lineup is expected to support wireless charging and reverse wireless charging.
With this, all four Galaxy S27 series phones have bagged China’s 3C certification. This is much earlier than the S26 series, which appeared in 3C’s database in January 2026 and debuted in March. The early certification of the S27 lineup suggests that these devices could be in line for a launch as early as January 2027.
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