Chosun: Samsung May Raise Galaxy S27 Prices by $75-$100
A new report cites rising memory prices, but does not say whether the hike would stack on top of Galaxy S26 increases.
A fresh report has emerged supporting the possibility of a price hike for Samsung's Galaxy S27 series, with rising memory prices cited as the reason. South Korean publication Chosun reports that Samsung is considering raising Galaxy S27 series prices by $75 to $100.
The report does not clarify whether the increase would come on top of the price increases Samsung applied to the Galaxy S26 lineup, or whether it would be measured against the S26 series' original launch prices.
The $75 to $100 figure comes from Chosun, as relayed by gsmarena.com. Samsung has not commented on the report.
Earlier rumors pointed the same way
Earlier this month, a rumor suggested the upcoming Galaxy S27 series would be more expensive than the Galaxy S26 lineup. That earlier report indicated base Galaxy S27 models could rise by around $95, while higher storage variants could see hikes of up to $200.
Samsung introduced price increases for the Galaxy S26 lineup earlier this month.
Quick answers
How much could the Galaxy S27 price increase be?
Chosun reports Samsung is considering a $75 to $100 increase across the Galaxy S27 series, citing rising memory prices.
Why would Galaxy S27 prices go up?
The report attributes the potential increase to rising memory prices.
Is the Galaxy S27 price hike confirmed?
No. It is a report, and Samsung has not confirmed any pricing for the Galaxy S27 series.