The Galaxy S27, model number SM-S9520, will support 25W wired charging. That speed mirrors its predecessor, the Galaxy S26, and matches the rate Samsung has used for its base S-series models since the Galaxy S20. Anyone hoping for faster charging on the entry-level flagship will be disappointed. The listing confirms Samsung is sticking with its existing approach.
The Galaxy S27+, model number SM-S9560, is certified for 45W wired charging, again matching the Galaxy S26+. This continues the standard Samsung has offered for its Plus models since the Galaxy S22+. While 45W remains competitive among some Android flagships, it lags behind rivals that have adopted significantly higher charging speeds.
No Charger Included, Again
The 3C documentation also confirms box contents. Both the Galaxy S27 and Galaxy S27+ will ship with only a USB Type-C cable, with no power adapter included. This continues Samsung’s practice with recent flagship releases, meaning buyers will need an existing charger or a new purchase to actually hit the 25W and 45W speeds these phones support.
Taken together, the certification details point to incremental continuity rather than a meaningful leap in charging performance for either model.
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