Samsung Plans Galaxy S27, Foldable Phone and XR Glasses for 2027

    While discussing its latest financial report, Samsung unveiled its initial plans for 2027. These include the Galaxy S27 series, new foldable devices and Android XR glasses. The company wants to make the differences between models in the next S series clearer. The announcement comes as the crisis in the memory market continues and the mobile division once again faces an operating loss.    Daniel Araujo, vice president of the mobile division, said advertising campaigns for key Galaxy devices would be held during the peak year-end sales season. The long-awaited Android XR smart glasses are also scheduled to be released by the end of the year. However, neither Samsung nor Google has yet confirmed the exact sales plan for the first model.    Samsung wants to update its next S series in 2027 to suit different user groups. The distinctive features of each model will be highlighted more prominently, but the specific differences between the Galaxy S27 models have not yet been disclosed. Improvements to Galaxy AI features are also planned. The goal is for the artificial intelligence to better understand the user’s situation and what they want to do.    For foldable smartphones, the main focus will be ease of use. By 2027, Samsung wants to develop thinner and lighter foldable devices and make their form factors more suitable for everyday use. Future plans also include Glass, TriFold and other devices with entirely new designs.    Several Samsung devices believed to be Galaxy S27 models have appeared in the UL Solutions certification database in Denmark. All the documents list ratings of 9 V and 2.77 A. This equals 24.93 W and indicates that the models will be marketed as devices supporting 25 W wired charging. This makes it more likely that the base model’s wired charging speed will not increase.    Previously, a device with the model number SM-S9520 received 3C certification last month and was listed with 25 W charging. The Galaxy S26, unveiled in February, also supports 25 W wired charging and 15 W wireless charging. Wireless charging power is expected to remain unchanged on the Galaxy S27, but this information has not yet been confirmed. It is also unknown whether the phone will have a 4,300 mAh battery like the Galaxy S26.