Samsung Galaxy S27 Ultra Will Reportedly Retain S Pen Support With Digitiser
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Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra (pictured) supports an IP68-rated digitiser-based S Pen
Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra (pictured) supports an IP68-rated digitiser-based S Pen Samsung is expected to retain the digitiser-based S Pen technology in the Galaxy S27 Ultra, reversing earlier plans to remove it for a slimmer design. According to a recent report, the company explored alternatives like AES and hybrid stylus systems but decided to continue with EMR-based input. The move ensures battery-free S Pen support. The decision follows weak consumer response to thinner smartphones and reflects a focus on features over design. Future changes may depend on compatibility with magnetic technologies like MagSafe and Qi 2.
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