Samsung’s upcoming Galaxy S27+ has appeared in official safety certification documents, confirming that the flagship device will support 45W wired fast charging. Listings from safety databases reveal that the smartphone has been officially rated for 15V/3A power delivery.
The power specifications surfaced via filings with the IECEE CB scheme and SGS Fimko certification bodies. The official documentation details that the Galaxy S27+ operates at a maximum power rating of 15V at 3A, which equals 45W charging. Beyond the voltage and amperage metrics, the certification listings focus primarily on electrical safety parameters and standard operating limits.
The certification confirms that Samsung is continuing with its established 45W wired charging standard for the S-series plus model. By sticking to the 15V/3A profile, the device aims to balance charging speed with long-term battery health and heat management without introducing drastic changes to its power architecture.
According to the published documents, the safety certifications span multiple regional model versions, including variants for the US, Europe, South Korea, Japan, and China. This widespread certification coverage suggests that Samsung is preparing the Galaxy S27+ for a broad rollout across its primary international markets.