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Samsung Is Building Exynos 2700-Powered Galaxy S27 Ultras, Insiders Claim

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Samsung may be changing course at the 11th hour – development of the Galaxy S27 Ultra is nearly complete, but now insiders are saying that the company will dual-source chipsets for the new flagship. The original plan was for the S27 Ultra to use the top Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 6 chip in all markets. However, following encouraging internal benchmarks, the Exynos 2700 has become a viable option for the 2027 flagship. The insiders quoted by Korean p…

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Samsung could recover its Exynos processors for the Galaxy S Ultra five generations later, although not all markets would receive the same version

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Samsung is said to have decided at the last minute to use its new top chip Exynos 2700 in Europe also in the Galaxy S27 Ultra. The Korean electronics giant seems to have great hopes in the performance and efficiency of the 2-nm processor. (Continue reading)

From Galaxy S22 Ultra onwards, every Galaxy S Ultra launched by Samsung has mounted exclusively Snapdragon chips, after the performance judged disappointing by Exynos 2200 precisely on that model. A fast that has lasted for five years now and that, according to a report of a South Korean media taken with caution, could stop with Galaxy [...] This article Galaxy S27 Ultra: return to the Exynos after 5 years of absence? was originally published on…

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SamMobile broke the news on Wednesday, September 2, 2026.
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