In the ever-evolving world of smartphones, Samsung is gearing up to unveil its next flagship models, the Galaxy S27 and S27+. Recent revelations from the China Compulsory Certification (3C) website have shed light on the charging capabilities of these highly anticipated devices, providing potential buyers with exciting insights.
The base model, Galaxy S27, identified by the model number SM-S9520, is confirmed to feature 25W wired charging support. This charging speed is consistent with its predecessor, the Galaxy S26, and mirrors the capabilities offered by the Galaxy S20, which has been around for some time. Users can still expect reliable charging, even if it's not a significant upgrade in speed.
On the other hand, the Galaxy S27+—with the model number SM-S9560—is set to support 45W wired charging. This is in line with what was offered by the Galaxy S26+ and continues the trend established since the Galaxy S22+. While enthusiasts may have hoped for more rapid charging innovation, these speeds remain robust for everyday use.
Additionally, both models will come packaged with only a USB Type-C cable, adhering to Samsung’s recent trend of minimizing accessories in their flagship smartphone boxes.
As anticipation builds around the launch of the Galaxy S27 series, it seems that Samsung users will need to be patient for any significant advancements in charging speeds for their flagship models.
Samsung Galaxy S26
| 256GB 12GB RAM | $ 799.99 |
€ 629.00 |
| 512GB 12GB RAM | $ 789.99 |
€ 745.00 |
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Samsung Galaxy S26+
| 256GB 12GB RAM | $ 790.00 |
€ 739.00 |
| 512GB 12GB RAM | $ 979.99 |
€ 839.00 |
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