Early reports indicate that Samsung could omit Ultra-Wideband (UWB) connectivity from the upcoming Galaxy S27+. Although the release is still far out, the move suggests Samsung may adjust hardware feature sets across its flagship tiers.
UWB support has typically been a staple of recent Plus and Ultra models, powering precise spatial awareness for digital car keys, smart tracker locating, and fast localized sharing. Leaving this connectivity option off the Plus model would mark a noticeable shift in capability compared to its predecessors.
Because the device is still deep in development, hardware decisions and overall strategies remain subject to change. Samsung has not officially commented on specifications for its future flagships.
For more details and context on this rumor, check the original coverage on GSMArena.
