The upcoming Galaxy S27 might not feature a Samsung-made screen, as the company is reportedly considering using displays from Chinese manufacturer BOE for its base model. While Samsung Display is expected to continue providing screens for the Galaxy S27 Ultra, rising memory and storage costs could drive Samsung to source more affordable OLED panels from BOE for the standard version. This move could help reduce production costs, but may also lead to variations in screen quality, as Samsung Display is known for its superior panels. The introduction of BOE as a supplier could also impact Samsung Display’s dominance in providing panels for flagship models, affecting its bargaining power with major clients like Apple. As the Galaxy S27 development continues, these reports remain unconfirmed, and further details are anticipated as the launch approaches next year.
Will the Galaxy S27’s display come from a new supplier?
