Samsung may raise prices for the Galaxy S27 series by between $75 and $100, according to a report from South Korean publication Chosun. The report links the possible increase to rising memory prices, adding to earlier claims that Samsung’s next flagship phone lineup could cost more than the Galaxy S26 series.

The report does not establish whether the proposed increase would be added to the Galaxy S26 lineup’s higher prices or calculated from the original launch prices of the Galaxy S26 models. That distinction could significantly affect the final cost of the Galaxy S27 phones.

What the report says about Galaxy S27 pricing

Chosun says Samsung is considering a price increase of $75 to $100 for the Galaxy S27 series. It attributes the potential change to higher memory costs, although the report does not provide a detailed breakdown of how those costs would affect individual models or storage configurations.

The report also does not specify whether the proposed range applies uniformly across the lineup. As a result, the figures should be treated as an indication of Samsung’s possible pricing strategy rather than confirmed retail prices.

Earlier Galaxy S27 price rumor pointed to larger increases

A previous rumor suggested that the base Galaxy S27 models could become roughly $95 more expensive. Higher-storage versions were reportedly facing increases of up to $200.

Those earlier figures would represent a more substantial change for some configurations than the $75-to-$100 range cited by Chosun. The difference may reflect separate estimates, different models, or uncertainty over whether the increases would be measured against the Galaxy S26 launch prices or prices after later adjustments.

Why the pricing baseline matters

Samsung introduced price increases with the Galaxy S26 lineup earlier this month, according to the report. If the Galaxy S27 changes are applied on top of those prices, the next generation could be considerably more expensive than the original Galaxy S26 models.

If Samsung instead uses the S26 series’ original launch prices as the reference point, the final increase could be smaller than the combined figures suggest. The available report does not resolve that question.

For now, the Galaxy S27 pricing information remains unconfirmed. The latest report supports the possibility of a price hike, but it does not provide final prices, model-by-model details, or a confirmed explanation of how Samsung would apply the increase.