Samsung Galaxy S27 Ultra camera mystery deepens as leakers clash over new render

While OnLeaks details a new camera layout, conflicting claims from Ice Universe leave the exact setup in doubt. Samsung Galaxy S27 Ultra camera mystery deepens as leakers clash over new render. Samsung Galaxy S27 Ultra camera render sparks leaker clash.

Initial third-party cases from China, analyzed by leaker Ice Universe, lacked cutouts for secondary elements, sparking speculation that Samsung had dropped the Laser AutoFocus sensor. While OnLeaks’ render confirms that the sensors sit inside the secondary module, Ice Universe reacted by claiming that the camera sits at the bottom with the flash above it. The disagreement between the two leakers highlights how CAD renders can obscure flush hardware details.

We’ve already seen CAD renders of the Galaxy S27 Ultra, and while these have revealed the broad direction for the design of the plexus, the final details, especially inside the camera island, remained unclear until now. Following an influx of early case leaks that sparked questions about Samsung’s next flagship camera setup, reputable leaker Steve ‘OnLeaks’ Hemmerstoffer has shared on X what they claim is the most “up to date and accurate” rear camera configuration for the upcoming Galaxy S27 Ultra. OnLeaks / X According to the new render, the top of the pill houses a telephoto lens, immediately followed by a microphone cutout, auxiliary sensors (addressing concerns over laser autofocus), and an LED flash at the very bottom.