Galaxy S27 Ultra leak: 218g weight, same 7.9mm thickness
Ice Universe claims the Galaxy S27 Ultra will weigh 218 grams and stay 7.9mm thick, with a larger 5,700mAh battery tipped.
Samsung's next Ultra phone may not slim down. According to a new leak from Ice Universe, the Galaxy S27 Ultra will measure 7.9mm thick — virtually unchanged from the Galaxy S26 Ultra — while tipping the scales at 218 grams, 4 grams more than its predecessor.
The weight gain lines up with recent leaks suggesting Samsung will equip the Galaxy S27 Ultra with a larger 5,700mAh battery pack. Bigger cells typically add mass, so a modest 4-gram increase would be a small price for extra capacity.
For context, the Galaxy S26 Ultra carries a 5,000mAh battery. If the 5,700mAh figure holds, the S27 Ultra would gain 700mAh over the current model.
How it compares
Apple's iPhone 18 Pro Max weighs 249 grams and is 8.8mm thick, making it both heavier and thicker than the leaked Galaxy S27 Ultra dimensions. That would keep Samsung's flagship on the lighter side of the premium tier.
The leak follows a report yesterday offering insight into potential camera upgrades on the Galaxy S27 Ultra. As always, treat early specs with caution until Samsung confirms them. The information comes via leaker Ice Universe, as reported by androidauthority.com.
Quick answers
How thick will the Galaxy S27 Ultra be?
Leaker Ice Universe claims it will be 7.9mm thick, virtually unchanged from the Galaxy S26 Ultra.
How much will the Galaxy S27 Ultra weigh?
The same leak states 218 grams, which is 4 grams more than its predecessor.
What battery size is tipped for the Galaxy S27 Ultra?
Recent leaks suggest a larger 5,700mAh battery pack, up from the Galaxy S26 Ultra's 5,000mAh.