Samsung Galaxy S27 series rumored to get pricier
Samsung’s upcoming Galaxy S27 lineup is rumored to cost at least $95 to $100 more than the previous generation in its home market of South Korea, with upgrade fees for higher storage options reportedly increasing as well. Both the base model and storage tier jumps may see price hikes, thanks to steeper memory and component costs. It’s not clear if these higher prices will extend to other regions yet.
- Leaked prices suggest $95–$100 base price hike in Korea
- All S27 models may see increased prices, not just Ultra
- Higher storage tiers likely more expensive than previous years
- Rising RAM and storage costs are driving the increase
- No confirmation yet on US or global pricing changes
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