Samsung Galaxy S27 surfaces for the first time | Infinium-tech
The upcoming Samsung Galaxy S27 has now been spotted in the GSM Association’s IMEI database. This confirms its name and its model number, which is SM-S952 with a letter affixed to it indicating which market it is for. The specific model in the IMEI database is SM-S952U, as you can see in the screenshot below. It’s going to US carriers.
Of course, confirmation that the Galaxy S27 is indeed in development, and will be sold through the big three carriers in the US, isn’t surprising. And yet, that’s good, because IMEI database listings are usually the first semi-official trace of an upcoming device that we can find on the internet. Certifications will then be awarded worldwide in the coming months.
Meanwhile, rumors have told us that the Galaxy S27’s screen may be made by China’s BOE and not Samsung Display. The phone is expected to be powered by Samsung’s Exynos 2700 SoC, at least in some markets (though the US may not be one of them). The Galaxy S27 family is said to be growing by adding a fourth member, and should become official in January.
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