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Third-party tempered glass screen protectors made for the Galaxy S27, S27+, and S27 Ultra have been leaked. They’re offering both the regular clear ones and what looks like privacy versions that block side-angle peeping. These protectors give us some of the strongest early clues yet about the front designs and roughly how big the screens will be.
From the dimensions of the protectors, the base Galaxy S27 looks set to land with a 6.27″ display, making it the compact option in the lineup. The S27+ is tipped for a 6.66″ panel, while the Ultra may stretch to a big 6.89″ screen.
There’s also talk of a Galaxy S27 Pro sitting somewhere in the middle at around 6.47 inches. Overall, the outlines look very familiar. Earlier reports even suggested the S27 Ultra’s tempered glass might still fit the S26 Ultra, which points to only minor changes in the front design and bezels.
On the memory side, things are still being finalized. Samsung is apparently wrestling with rising component costs, so the final RAM and storage configs aren’t locked in yet. The current leaked options look something like this:
- Galaxy S27: 8GB or 12GB RAM with 256GB or 512GB storage
- Galaxy S27+: 8GB or 12GB RAM with 256GB or 512GB storage
- Galaxy S27 Pro: 12GB RAM with 256GB or 512GB, and possibly a 16GB + 1TB option
- Galaxy S27 Ultra: 12GB RAM with 256GB or 512GB, plus a 16GB + 1TB configuration
Tipsters like @kro_roe say Samsung is considering 8GB variants of the base and Plus models in some markets just to keep costs under control amid semiconductor shortages. 12GB is still expected to be the more common option. Higher-end Pro and Ultra models are more likely to get the 16GB + 1TB treatment, according to sources including @WalleGalaxy.
The Galaxy S27 series is widely expected to arrive in early 2027. The screen-protector leaks mostly reinforce design continuity.
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