The Samsung Galaxy S27 has cleared another obstacle on the way to its launch. This time around, we’re talking about the BIS (Bureau of Indian Standards) certification.
The Samsung Galaxy S27 has cleared another hurdle ahead of its Q1 2027 launch
The base Galaxy S27 model appeared there under the SM-S952B/DS model number. It is worth noting that this is the very first regulatory clearance for any Galaxy S27 series phones in India.
Now, as you can probably tell from its model number, this is a dual-SIM version of the phone. That is the variant that will be sold in India, and quite possibly all over the globe. There could be some market exceptions, though, of course.
An earlier filing with the NBD confirmed that the phone will feature a 6.3-inch display, along with the Exynos 2700 processor, 12GB of RAM, and that a 256GB storage option will be a thing, as expected. That will almost certainly be the entry storage model.
Having said that, the phone also appeared on China’s 3C authority. That certification confirmed that the phone will not get faster charging compared to its predecessor. The device will support 25W wired charging.
The Galaxy S27 will arrive alongside three other Galaxy S27 phones
Despite the fact that this certification from BIS happened now, in early November, the Galaxy S27 is not expected to arrive until Q1 2027. It will launch in either January or February alongside three other Galaxy S27 phones.
Samsung is bringing four Galaxy S27 phones to life this time around, compared to previous years when three were released at the same time. The Galaxy S27, Galaxy S27+, Galaxy S27 Pro, and Galaxy S27 Ultra are coming.
The first two models will look pretty much like their predecessors. The last two will include a new camera plateau on the back. Samsung is tipped to use three different chips, depending on the model and the region it’s released in.
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