The Samsung Galaxy S27 Ultra is rumored to feature a substantial battery capacity increase. Reports indicate that the device will move beyond the 5,000 mAh battery that has been standard in the Ultra series since the Galaxy S20 Ultra in 2020.
The new battery cell is expected to have a rated capacity of 5,534 mAh, which would likely be marketed as approximately 5,700-5,800 mAh typical capacity for the Galaxy S27 Ultra.
This battery upgrade is reportedly enabled by silicon-carbon technology, which first appeared in the Galaxy Z Fold 8 series. The adoption of this technology in the Galaxy S27 series would allow for higher energy density within a similar physical footprint.
In addition to the S27 Ultra, the new Galaxy S27 Pro is also expected to receive a battery upgrade. This model is rumored to feature a rated capacity of 5,087 mAh, translating to a typical capacity of around 5,200-5,300 mAh. Details regarding the base Galaxy S27 and S27+ models' battery capacities are not yet available.
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Rumors suggest the Samsung Galaxy S27 Ultra will receive a significant battery capacity upgrade, moving from the long-standing 5,000 mAh to a potential 5,700-5,800 mAh. This change would mark the first battery capacity increase for Samsung's Ultra flagship line since the Galaxy S20 Ultra.