Galaxy S27 Ultra tipped to use Exynos 2700 in select markets

Korean media reports say Samsung may equip the Galaxy S27 Ultra with the Exynos 2700 in select markets such as South Korea, while North America could keep Snapdragon. The move would boost Exynos share and cut costs amid rising memory and chipset prices. No final decision has been made and the Galaxy S27 lineup isn't expected until next year.

• Exynos 2700 may power the Galaxy S27 Ultra in Korea, Snapdragon in the US
• Galaxy S Ultra models have so far used Snapdragon chips only
• Drivers include rising memory costs and a rumored Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 6 price hike
• Galaxy S27 isn't expected until 2027, so the plan could still change