IL Privacy display It debuted on the Galaxy S26 Ultra earlier this year. This is a program designed for Protect users from prying eyesphysically restricted viewing angles. Well, this technology should also debut on the next-generation Galaxy S27 smartphone, but only on certain models. Obviously, this is unofficial information and should be treated with caution and awaiting official confirmation or denial. In the meantime, here’s everything we know so far.
Privacy Display is not for everyone
According to ET News, they will become models Galaxy S27 Pro e Galaxy S27 Ultra Welcome again to the privacy display. More precisely, both smartphones should feature OLED screens with Flex Magic Pixel technology, which is the basis for privacy display operations. However, Standard and Plus models will be excluded They won’t integrate the technology. The choice of Samsung will be related to the following wishes: Reserve features for the high endthereby further distinguishing the models.
An industry insider said: “Samsung Electronics plans to integrate Privacy Display displays into its high-end product series to distinguish between standard models and Plus models.” “We are discussing applying this technology to OLEDs in other devices such as laptops, starting with smartphones.” There has been speculation in the past that all models of the Galaxy S27 series may be equipped with privacy displays, but the latest rumors seem to indicate a different situation.
A useful technology, but with some compromises
To enable the privacy display feature, two different types of pixels are used, namely “narrow” pixels, which are visible from the front, and “wide” pixels, which have a normal viewing angle and are also visible from the side. When this feature is activated, Smartphones turn off wider pixels and keep only narrower pixels, Makes the content visible to the user, but difficult to see if the screen is viewed from the side.
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However, Samsung also confirmed that this feature may cause the screen brightness to decrease. So it remains to be seen whether Samsung will address this hiccup in the next model. Meanwhile, the first renders of the Galaxy S27 Pro were recently shared, and the design is quite familiar.
