Samsung’s Galaxy S27 Pro and Galaxy S27 Ultra, part of the Galaxy S27 series expected to be introduced in early 2027, have appeared in China’s 3C certification database. The documents included charging and battery information:
- Galaxy S27 Pro: 60W wired charging, 5,087 mAh rated capacity; the typical capacity is expected to be listed as 5,200 mAh.
- Galaxy S27 Ultra: 60W wired charging, 5,700 mAh typical capacity.
The Ultra model’s battery will be 700 mAh larger than that of the Galaxy S26 Ultra.
Why it matters
Certification records indicate that the Galaxy S27 series, particularly the Ultra model, could move toward a higher battery capacity compared with the previous generation. This could become one of the factors considered by users who prioritize battery capacity and usage time when choosing a phone, as well as by existing Galaxy S26 Ultra owners evaluating whether to upgrade. However, since the extent to which the increase in battery capacity will translate into actual usage time depends on factors not covered here, such as the display, processor and software, this information alone does not indicate usage performance. As the products have not yet been officially announced, it remains unclear whether the certification data will remain the same as the final technical specifications and how Samsung will position these changes.
Background
Samsung is not a new name in the FikirPilot archive: we have published 47 news stories mentioning this name in the past 90 days; the latest is dated 27 September 2026.