New certification corroborates Samsung Galaxy S27's charging speed

The Samsung Galaxy S7, bearing model code SM-S9520, bagged 3C certification last month, which revealed it will support 25W charging speed. Now, multiple Samsung devices, believed to be the Galaxy S27, have been certified by Denmark’s UL Solutions (Demko), corroborating the charging speed. Samsung Galaxy S27’s leaked render ( 77A, which is 24.93W, meaning the devices will be advertised as supporting 25W charging.

That’s the same wired charging speed as the Galaxy S26 announced in… New certification corroborates Samsung Galaxy S27’s charging speed. New certification corroborates Samsung Galaxy S27’s charging speed – com news ADVERTISEMENT New certification corroborates Samsung Galaxy S27’s charging speed Post your comment Comments (2) Sagar 29 October 2026 Samsung Android Rumors The Samsung Galaxy S7, bearing model code SM-S9520, bagged 3C certification last month, which revealed it will support 25W charging speed.

UL Solutions’ test certificates The Samsung Galaxy S26 also supported 15W wireless charging, and we expect the Galaxy S27 to charge wirelessly at the same speed. Whether the Galaxy S27 packs a 4,300 mAh battery, like the Galaxy S26, remains to be seen. Via Related articles Samsung Galaxy S27 and S27+ bag 3C certification, charging speeds revealed Samsung Galaxy S27 Pro and S27 Ultra’s battery capacities and charging specs revealed Samsung Galaxy S27 Ultra and S27 Pro batteries pictured in a new certification New insider tip claims the Samsung Galaxy S27 Ultra will only be available with a Qualcomm chipset Read all comments Post your comment Total reader comments: 2 Recommended Motorola Edge 70 Neo key specifications leak Ultrahuman Air is a smart ring that monitors sleep, recovery and more Poco X8s debuts with a 6.35-inch OLED display, Snapdragon 7 Gen 4 chipset Fastest mobile chipsets ranked (2026) ADVERTISEMENT Ads by Home News Reviews Compare Coverage Glossary FAQ RSS Youtube Instagram TikTok Facebook Twitter © 2000-2026 com Mobile version Android app Tools Contact us Merch store Privacy Terms of use.

Your One UI home screen will look a little different later this year. Samsung is killing another key Galaxy service.

Mobile Samsung is killing another key Galaxy service Your One UI home screen will look a little different later this year. The leftmost swipe panel on One UI home screens will likely default exclusively to Google Discover, with no replacement disclosed yet.

Samsung plans to delete collected personal user data upon termination, retaining only records required by local regulations. Samsung is surprisingly streamlining its secondary service footprint, recently shuttering services like Samsung Daily Plus and overhauling backend platforms like Samsung Community.

It now seems Samsung News is next on the chopping block. Samsung announced that it will officially discontinue Samsung News on December 21, 2026.

According to an official in-app notice spotted by Samsung News will stop delivering content entirely on the shutdown date.