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Samsung’s Next Flagship Duo Gets Certified – 60 W Wired Charging Confirmed for Galaxy S27 Ultra and the New S27 Pro

Samsung’s Next Flagship Duo Gets Certified – 60 W Wired Charging Confirmed for Galaxy S27 Ultra and the New S27 Pro

Galaxy S27 Ultra and S27 Pro cleared for 60 W fast charging in China

Regulatory filings reveal Samsung’s upcoming Galaxy S27 Ultra and the brand‑new S27 Pro will both support up to 60 W wired charging, while the box stays charger‑free.

It looks like Samsung’s next‑gen flagships are already on the runway, at least as far as China’s 3C certification is concerned. The paperwork that just surfaced lists two high‑end models – SM‑S9580, which maps cleanly to the long‑rumored Galaxy S27 Ultra, and SM‑S9570, a brand‑new entry that appears to be the Galaxy S27 Pro.

What’s the headline grabber? Both devices have been stamped with a maximum wired‑charging capability of 60 W. That’s a modest jump from the 45 W ceiling Samsung has stuck to for a few generations, but it still trails the 100 W raids being launched by rivals like OnePlus and Poco.

Interestingly, the certification also confirms Samsung’s continuing policy of shipping the phone without a power brick. Buyers will get a plain USB‑C cable – the same approach the company took with the S26 series.

The “Pro” moniker is a first for Samsung’s core S‑lineup, and its placement between the S27 Plus (certified for 45 W) and the S27 Ultra suggests a deliberate move to mirror Apple’s Pro/Pro Max strategy. If the filing is any indication, we can expect a three‑tier lineup: the base S27, the S27 Plus, and now the S27 Pro, topped off by the Ultra.

All four models have cleared Chinese regulatory hurdles earlier than usual, which usually hints at an accelerated launch schedule. Analysts are already speculating that Samsung could push its Unpacked event forward, aiming for a January 2027 debut of the whole S27 family.

While the 60 W charge rate is decent, power‑hungry users might still feel the pinch when they compare it to the 100 W‑plus offerings from competitors. Still, the higher ceiling does promise noticeably quicker top‑up times than the 45 W chargers of the past, and it aligns Samsung’s flagship line with the broader industry push toward ultra‑fast charging.

All eyes will be on the official announcement later this year – until then, the certification documents give us the most concrete glimpse we have of Samsung’s roadmap, and they certainly make the upcoming S27 series look a lot more exciting.

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