Samsung May Put Exynos 2700 in Galaxy S27 Ultra as Tests Show 10% Lead
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Updated · Android Authority · Sep 2
Samsung May Put Exynos 2700 in Galaxy S27 Ultra as Tests Show 10% Lead
3 articles · Updated · Android Authority · Sep 2
Summary
Samsung is reportedly considering an Exynos 2700-powered Galaxy S27 Ultra in some regions, a break from expectations that the Ultra would stay Snapdragon-only.
Internal Samsung tests cited by Korean reports said the Exynos 2700 beat the Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 6 Pro by about 10% in CPU performance and topped the standard Gen 6 by 19%.
The company is still expected to use a dual-chip strategy, with US buyers likely getting Snapdragon models while some other markets receive Exynos versions of the Ultra and possibly the new S27 Pro.
If launched, it would be the first Galaxy S Ultra with an Exynos chip since the S22 Ultra, though benchmark gains may not settle concerns after earlier Exynos models showed heat-related sustained-performance issues.