Samsung’s upcoming Galaxy S27 and Galaxy S27+ appear on China’s 3C certification database, with the listings reporting their wired charging capabilities. The base Galaxy S27 (model number SM-S9520) is shown with 25W wired charging, while the Galaxy S27+ (model number SM-S9560) is listed with 45W wired charging.
Both outlets say the reported charging speeds match those of the Galaxy S26 series, with 25W on the standard model and 45W on the Plus variant. GSMArena frames the 25W figure as consistent with earlier Samsung flagships such as the Galaxy S20, while NDTV notes Samsung has maintained 25W charging on standard Galaxy S models since 2020.
NDTV also mentions additional rumors not covered in the GSMArena report, including the possibility that the phones include built-in magnets for MagSafe-style accessories. It adds that wireless charging performance may remain unchanged, but it does not link those points to the 3C certification entries.
