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Samsung’s Galaxy S27 Ultra may be heavier

Samsung’s Galaxy S27 Ultra may be heavier

Samsung’s next major flagship may maintain the same thickness as the Galaxy S26 Ultra. Samsung’s Galaxy S27 Ultra may be heavier, but for a good reason. The Galaxy S27 Ultra may surprise you with its weight.

The added weight may be due to recent reports that Samsung is equipping the next Ultra flagship with a larger 5,700mAh battery pack. The Galaxy S27 Ultra may beat the Apple iPhone 18 Pro Max in both weight and thickness, if this leak is accurate. The Samsung Galaxy S27 series isn’t expected to land for a few more months, but speculation about the smartphone lineup, particularly the Galaxy S27 Ultra, is already underway.

A leak yesterday offered some insight into potential camera upgrades on the upcoming flagship. Now, we’re getting some early info on the smartphone’s physical characteristics. According to prominent leaker Ice Universe on X, the Galaxy S27 Ultra will be 7.9mm thick, virtually unchanged from the Galaxy S26 Ultra.

Samsung unveiled its latest flagship Android tablets, the Galaxy Tab S12 Ultra and Galaxy Tab S12+. The tablets will go on sale in select markets starting October 7.

Starting at $1,400, the Samsung Galaxy Tab S12 Ultra is super expensive. But that’s the price you’ll have to pay for the best Android tablet.

The new Galaxy Tab S12 series tablets share several specifications, although the Ultra model gets a larger display, more RAM and storage, a bigger battery, and a couple of other upgrades over the Plus model. Both the Galaxy Tab S12 Ultra and Galaxy Tab S12+ are powered by the MediaTek Dimensity 9500 chipset and run Android 17-based OneUI 9.

Samsung Galaxy Tab S12 Ultra review: The apex Android tablet. Reviews Tablets Samsung Galaxy Tab S12 Ultra review: The apex Android tablet Starting at $1,400, it also has an apex price.

It gets a multi-window layout with up to three sections, the latest Galaxy… Samsung has also promised 7 years of OS and security updates.

There are countless budget options and plenty of midrange models, plus there are several niche offerings for specific purposes — like gaming. When it comes to true top-of-the-line premium Android slates, it feels like all the major manufacturers have abandoned the category (especially now that OnePlus has left the US), leaving Samsung as the only company making a proper rival to the iPad Pro.

The Galaxy Tab S12 Ultra features a 14.6 inch AMOLED display with a 120Hz refresh rate and a 2,960 x 1,848 pixel resolution. Meanwhile, the Galaxy Tab S12+ gets a smaller 12.6 inch panel with a 2,800 x 1,752 pixel resolution.

Yes, $1,400 is a ton of money to spend on any tablet, but if you’re looking to get the best one on this side of the Android/Apple divide, the Galaxy Tab S12 Ultra is it. Design and display Sam Rutherford for There’s no getting around the feeling that a tablet with a giant 14.6-inch OLED display is kind of absurd.

The S12 Ultra’s super thin (5.1mm) and light (just 692 grams) design makes its chassis feel even more ridiculous, but in the best way possible. Samsung’s aluminum frame is surprisingly strong, only allowing a hint of flex even when you really try to bend it.

Its bezels are nice and slim while still giving you just enough room to hold it without accidentally tapping its screen.


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