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Samsung Galaxy S27 Pro's battery capacity will surprise you

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Vlad 06 June 2026

Samsung Android Rumors

Samsung is rumored to be launching the Galaxy S27 Pro alongside the Galaxy S27, Galaxy S27+, and Galaxy S27 Ultra in January. The Pro will apparently be a smaller Ultra, without an S Pen. It's allegedly going to have a 6.47-inch screen, and the same main camera and ultrawide as the Ultra (but a different telephoto).

If you've been wondering what to expect from the Pro in terms of battery capacity, you probably assumed it would be lesser in this area than the Ultra considering its slightly smaller size. But the removal of the S Pen can work wonders, as it turns out. According to a new rumor from a tipster over on X, the Galaxy S27 Pro will have a 5,000 mAh battery.

Samsung Galaxy S26 Samsung Galaxy S26

That's very small for a Chinese smartphone these days, but for a Samsung it's basically excellent - the Galaxy S26 Ultra has the same capacity, and its successor may too.

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  • justasmile
  • uQx
  • 11 Jun 2026

S26 Ultra has 1200 cycles, while the Find X9 Pro has 1300. Even the OnePlus 15 has 1100, which while is 100 less, the battery capacity difference outweighs it whole

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  • Latvis
  • m2x
  • 09 Jun 2026

5000mAh is joke. Need 7000+ (like in M51) !!! Otherwise no buy.

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  • Anonymous
  • XsA
  • 09 Jun 2026

A lot of paragraphs to just say 5,000 mAh lol In all seriousness, I wouldn't care if phones were slightly thicker to accommodate a larger battery, especially since camera bumps already stick out a mile and somewhat negate a phone's thi...

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