A reported leak indicates that Samsung's Galaxy S27 Pro will run on the Exynos 2700 processor, according to TudoCelular.com. The same report says buyers in some countries could receive a different, unexpected chip rather than the Exynos part.
The leak was published on October 6, 2026. TudoCelular.com did not name the countries that would get the alternative chip, and it did not identify which processor would replace the Exynos 2700 in those markets.
Separately, Estadão reports that Samsung has begun mass production of the Exynos 2700 for the Galaxy S27 lineup. That claim, if accurate, would put the chip on schedule for the series.
Other recent reports focus on the Galaxy S27 Ultra, the top model in the same family. Tecnoblog reports that the Ultra may resolve an issue with its Privacy Screen feature. Canaltech reports that the Ultra could charge faster even though it is expected to carry a larger battery. TudoCelular.com also reports that a leak shows the Ultra with the Exynos 2700 and a redesigned, reinforced vapor chamber for cooling.
Together, the reports describe a lineup where Samsung may lean on its own silicon while varying the chip by region. None of the outlets cited here have confirmed final specifications, and Samsung has not announced the Galaxy S27 series.
What to watch next: whether Samsung confirms the chip split by market and the launch timing for the Galaxy S27 lineup.
