Samsung

Samsung Retreats from Risky S Pen Revamp for Galaxy S27 Ultra

After a bold experiment with thinner stylus technology fell short, Samsung is returning to its roots for the future Galaxy S27 Ultra.
By Blip Tech 1 min read

Samsung has reportedly abandoned an ambitious plan to revolutionize the S Pen input system for the Galaxy S27 Ultra, opting to return to the reliable digitizer-based technology after a thinner alternative failed to meet expectations. While the 2027 flagship sees a hardware retreat, the upcoming foldable lineup is set for a significant upgrade; China's 3C certification reveals that the Galaxy Z Fold 8 and the Wide Fold will finally support 45W fast charging, breaking a long-standing 25W limitation held since the Fold 2.

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