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New Galaxy S27 and S27 Plus leak sets us up for grave disappointment, this time for fast charging

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The back of the Samsung Galaxy S26 in its violet color.
TL;DR
  • Galaxy S27 and S27 Plus are likely to maintain same charging speeds as previous several generations.
  • The Galaxy S27 could get 25W, while the Galaxy S27 Plus could maintain 45W of wired charging.
  • The phones, meanwhile, are rumored to get MagSafe-style charging with internal magnets.

Samsung’s upcoming Galaxy S27 has been leaked and rumored several times over the last few weeks. Even though the series is several months away from launch, several leaks suggest a major direction change Samsung may be planning for the next flagship lineup. These changes include an iPhone-inspired design for the camera island, though these changes could be limited to the Galaxy S27 Ultra and the new Pro variant. While the vanilla and Plus models remain on the roster, Samsung may march forth with small upgrades only, and new information doesn’t contradict this notion.

The charging speeds of the Galaxy S27 and the Galaxy S27 Plus have been listed on China’s 3C approval registry (via tipster Abhishek Yadav on X). According to this leak, the shorter Galaxy S27 will maintain a peak wired charging speed of 25W, while the taller Galaxy S27 Plus could support charging only up to 45W.

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