So far, rumors have suggested that the Samsung Galaxy S27 Pro, just like the Galaxy S27 and the Galaxy S27+, will ship in Europe with the Samsung Exynos 2700, and that only the successor to the Galaxy S26 Ultra ($1,390 on Amazon) will be offered with a Snapdragon chip. Winfuture has now located the European version of the Galaxy S27 Pro in an export database.
The model number "SM-S957B" indicates that the device is intended for the European market – a "B" at the end typically signifies a European version for Samsung. The database lists this model number with a "Qualcomm AP," meaning a "Qualcomm Application Processor," which refers to a smartphone’s SoC. Although the database does not specify exactly which chip will be used, it’s not hard to guess that Samsung will likely opt for the Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 6, possibly in a higher-clocked "for Galaxy" version, as has been the case in previous years.
The same database suggests that the European Galaxy S27 and Galaxy S27+ will instead use a Samsung Exynos chip. This gives customers in Europe another reason to opt for the Galaxy S27 Pro over the more affordable Galaxy S27. The more expensive model is also expected to offer a better 16-megapixel selfie camera with autofocus, as well as a 50-megapixel ultra-wide-angle camera instead of a 12-megapixel one. The stylus is expected to be exclusive to the Galaxy S27 Ultra. The Privacy Display, which can obscure sensitive screen content from bystanders, is expected to be available on all four models in the Galaxy S27 series.





