Overview
- Regulatory and safety-testing listings reported by multiple outlets show the Galaxy S27 base model with an electrical rating of 9V at 2.77A, which equals roughly 25W wired charging and matches the S26’s speed.
- Those filings are third-party certifications rather than an official Samsung announcement, so the reported specs could still change before the phones are launched.
- The same sets of listings place the S27+ at about 45W and the S27 Pro and S27 Ultra at about 60W, continuing Samsung’s pattern of faster charging on higher-tier models.
- Box contents shown in the filings list only a USB-C cable, which means buyers may need to buy a compatible charger separately to get the higher advertised speeds.
- Keeping the base model at 25W preserves engineering budget for improvements Samsung cited on its earnings call, such as battery life, in-house processors and Galaxy AI, but it could frustrate buyers who expect faster daily top-ups compared with rivals offering higher wattage.