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Aamir Siddiqui \/ Android Authority<\/p>\n
I can\u2019t imagine it\u2019s easy to develop innovative features for every flagship device launch. At some point, all you can really do is eke out marginal gains as smartphones near the peak of their efficiency and abilities.<\/p>\n
While many people believe the Galaxy Ultra series is close to reaching this theoretical pinnacle, many others understand there are still many, many steps to climb, especially when it comes to certain features.<\/p>\n
In a poll running alongside this article, we asked readers what would be on their Galaxy S27 Ultra upgrade checklist. We offered six distinct options, but one received the overwhelming majority of reader support.<\/p>\n
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Andy Walker \/ Android Authority<\/p>\n
Our poll fell just short of 2,400 votes, but, as mentioned, one option garnered 58.3% of the vote. That option? Battery capacity.<\/p>\n
If there is one segment where Samsung is seemingly reluctant to innovate, it\u2019s the juice pack. While its rivals have introduced new battery chemistries to gain additional capacity, Samsung hasn\u2019t once deviated from that 5,000 mAh capacity since the Ultra line arrived in 2020. It\u2019s been six years! Even the average phone<\/a> trumps the Samsung Ultra series\u2019 meager power store, highlighting just how far the Ultra line has slipped.<\/p>\n Interestingly, readers concerned about the Galaxy S27 Ultra<\/a>\u2018s charging chops accounted for only 5.7% of the vote, which suggest that top ups aren\u2019t nearly as much of a problem as overall charge longevity.<\/p>\n Will Samsung finally upgrade its Ultra series’ battery capacity in 2027?<\/p>\n Battery capacity didn\u2019t just win this poll; it completely trounced the other options.<\/p>\n Just under 20% of readers see the camera system in desperate need of upgrades. It\u2019s another area where Samsung hasn\u2019t really innovated, but its results still hold up well against many rivals.<\/p>\n As for the other options, the S Pen<\/a> was the only other upgrade option that garnered more than 10% of readers\u2019 support. Ironically, Samsung may have to sacrifice this stylus in future models to make room for a larger battery. Many S Pen stalwarts, like me, certainly hope this doesn\u2019t happen, though, as it remains the defining feature of the device line.<\/p>\n Do you want Privacy Display on all Galaxy S27 models?<\/p>\n 129 votes<\/p>\n Yes, absolutely<\/p>\n 27%<\/p>\n Only if they fix the eye strain and brightness issues<\/p>\n 33%<\/p>\n No, I don’t want it at all<\/p>\n 40%<\/p>\n Finally, readers are most satisfied with the Galaxy Ultra\u2019s display. Only 6.1% combined are concerned about \u201cdisplay\u201d and \u201cscreen brightness\u201d upgrades. It\u2019s worth noting that the Privacy Display<\/a> arrived with the Galaxy S26 Ultra, suggesting that Samsung is at least pushing the needle in this core area.<\/p>\n While this poll certainly sheds light on what Samsung fans want, the Galaxy S27 Ultra is still several months away. Samsung could well pull a rabbit out of the hat when it comes to battery innovation. However, it\u2019s clear that to hold onto many of its current users, it\u2019ll need a card trick at the very least.<\/p>\n What capacity do you feel would be enough for the Galaxy S27 Ultra? Are there any other areas beyond the poll options that you feel Samsung should invest in? Let us know in the comments below.<\/p>\n