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Samsung Galaxy S27 and S27+ bag 3C certification, charging speeds revealed

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Siddharth 02 September 2026

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Samsung’s upcoming Galaxy S27 lineup has been the subject of several leaks in recent weeks. Now, the base Galaxy S27 and Galaxy S27+ have appeared on China’s 3C certification website, revealing details about their charging capabilities.

According to the 3C listing, the Galaxy S27, carrying the model number SM-S9520, will support 25W wired charging. This is the same charging speed offered by its predecessor, the Galaxy S26, as well as the Galaxy S20, which launched several years ago.

Samsung Galaxy S27 and S27+ bag 3C certification, charging speeds revealed

Meanwhile, the Galaxy S27+ with model number SM-S9560 is listed with support for 45W wired charging. Once again, this matches the Galaxy S26+ and is the same charging speed Samsung has offered since the Galaxy S22+.

It looks like Samsung users may have to wait a few more years before the company finally brings faster charging to its base Galaxy S models. The 3C listing also reveals that both phones will ship with only a USB Type-C cable in the box, which is nothing new for Samsung’s recent flagship smartphones.

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  • 16 Sep 2026

Here is some info I found about why Samsung limits there smartphones to 5,000 mAh that was published a year ago. For over five years now, Samsung’s top phones, including the latest Galaxy S25 Ultra, have all had batteries around 5,000 milliamper...

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  • Bruh
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  • 03 Sep 2026

Hahahahhaahahhahaahahah

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  • Hy0
  • 03 Sep 2026

Because they sell a shitload of them. In Q2 2026 Base S26 was fifth best-selling Android and ninth best-selling phone in general. S26 Ultra was the world's best selling Android and fourth best-selling smartphone

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