Information about Samsung’s upcoming Galaxy S27 series continues to emerge before the official launch of the phones. Galaxy S27 and Galaxy S27+ records seen in the 3C certification database in China revealed the wired charging features of the two phones. Accordingly, the standard Samsung Galaxy S27 will come with 25W wired charging support. On the Galaxy S27+ side, there will be 45W wired charging support. Thus, it appears that Samsung will not change the charging speeds it uses in the current Galaxy S series, at least in these two models.
In 3C records, the standard Galaxy S27 is listed with the model number SM-S9520. According to the certification information, the highest wired charging power supported by the phone will be 25W. This value is at the same level as the charging capacity offered in the Galaxy S26. However, it should be noted that Samsung has maintained the 25W limit on standard Galaxy S models for a long time; The company also offered 25W wired charging support in the Galaxy S20, which went on sale years ago. Therefore, regardless of the changes that may be made to components such as the processor, camera or screen in the Galaxy S27, users who expect a significant increase in speed on the charging side will encounter a familiar technical feature.
Samsung Galaxy S27+ will retain 45W charging support
Galaxy S27+ is seen in certification records in China with the model number SM-S9560. The maximum wired charging power supported by this phone is stated as 45W. Although the value in question is the same as the Galaxy S26 +, it also maintains the level that Samsung has used in its Plus models for several generations. The company has included 45W wired charging support in this class since the Galaxy S22+ model. Therefore, if the certification record accurately reflects the final product, the Galaxy S27+ will not offer any upgrades over its predecessor in terms of charging power.
The certification information of both phones also gives some details about the box contents. According to the 3C record, the Galaxy S27 and Galaxy S27+ will not come out of the box with a power adapter and will only contain a USB Type-C cable in the box. This choice coincides with the box content approach that Samsung has followed in its flagship phones in recent years. Therefore, users will need to purchase a compatible power adapter separately or use the appropriate adapter at hand to benefit from the highest supported wired charging speed. Especially for the Galaxy S27+, the charging protocol and power values supported by the adapter will continue to be decisive in terms of the phone’s ability to reach 45W.
Samsung’s maintenance of 25W and 45W values indicates limited progress for those who evaluate the Galaxy S27 series only on numerical charging power. There have been manufacturers offering higher wired charging powers in the Android phone market for a long time. However, wattage alone does not determine how long it takes for a phone to be fully charged in real use. Battery capacity, charging curve, temperature management and software power control also directly affect the total charging time. Therefore, in order to evaluate the real charging performance of the Galaxy S27 and S27+ models, other details such as battery capacities and changes that Samsung may make in charging management will need to be clarified.
While the 3C certificate mainly confirms the power values supported by the phones at this stage, it does not provide comprehensive information about other technical features of the Galaxy S27 family. In addition, the model numbers and charging values seen in the certification processes provide more concrete information about the commercial versions of the devices. Maintaining support for 25W for the Galaxy S27 and 45W for the Galaxy S27+ shows that Samsung maintains the current levels instead of increasing the charging power in these two models. For those who want faster charging, these values may continue to be one of the weak points, especially in the standard model. On the other hand, when the battery capacity, efficiency and actual charging times are known, it will be possible to evaluate the picture presented by the two phones in terms of daily use more accurately.
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