A leaker on X posted what he says are US prices for four Galaxy S27 models: $899, $1,099, $1,299 and $1,399. Samsung has not confirmed any of them. Nine outlets we could read repeat the same numbers, and all of them trace back to one post.

The photo above is Samsung's own image of the current Galaxy S26 Ultra family. It is not the leaked S27.

What the leak says

  • Galaxy S27: $899
  • Galaxy S27+: $1,099
  • Galaxy S27 Pro: $1,299
  • Galaxy S27 Ultra: $1,399

The post is dated October 7, 2026, and labels its figures "current targets, subject to change." It does not name a launch date.

The post also puts the S27 and S27+ on M14+ panels and the S27 Pro and Ultra on M16 panels. These are the leaker's labels, not confirmed by Samsung.

Compared with the S26

  • S26 launch prices, per Samsung's February 2026 announcement: $899.99 (base), $1,099.99 (S26+) and $1,299.99 (S26 Ultra).
  • Samsung's US buy pages now list the S26 at $999.99, the S26+ at $1,199.99 and the S26 Ultra 256GB at $1,399.99.
  • When we checked, Samsung's US page showed the S26 Ultra 256GB on sale at $1,099.99.

Against those numbers, the leaked base S27 is $0.99 below the S26's launch price and $100.99 below its current list price. The S27+ is $0.99 below the S26+ launch price and $100.99 below its current list price.

The S27 Ultra is $0.99 below the S26 Ultra's list price and $299.01 above its sale price. The S27 Pro is $0.99 below the S26 Ultra's launch price, and it has no S26 equivalent.

Why it matters

If the leak is right, it adds a $1,299 tier between the S27+ and the Ultra. A Pro name on its own says nothing about what the phone can do, so this story claims no buyer benefit. The open question is whether the Ultra's $100 premium over the Pro gives buyers a clear reason to pick it.

The leaker

The account is @phonefuturist, shown on X as "Schrödinger." Its earlier posts include an August 24 price post, which also listed the S27 at $899, and an August 23 CAD analysis of a Galaxy S27 Ultra leak.

Notebookcheck reports that the account's past Galaxy S26 and Galaxy Z Fold8 information has been "proven inaccurate," and that Ice Universe dismissed its S27 Ultra battery claims. Tbreak describes the record as "patchy."

We found no independently verified record either way. Treat these prices as unverified.

What is not confirmed

  • Samsung has not confirmed any price in the leak.
  • The post's first price column is labelled "US/ SK," and the Ultra row shows two figures, $1,399/$1,499. The post does not say which figure is the US price. Outlets report $1,399 as the US price. We do the same, and flag it as unclear.
  • The international column ($999 to $1,549) is not used in this story.