The upcoming Samsung Galaxy S27 Pro could help close the gap between regular flagship phones and the higher-spec Ultra models. New rumors suggest Samsung plans to add one of the best Galaxy Ultra screen features, the "Privacy Screen," to the Galaxy S27 Pro. This feature first appeared on the Galaxy S26 Ultra. It helps stop people next to you from seeing your screen. Samsung does this by changing how pixels work. This reduces viewing angles but keeps brightness the same. The feature lets users apply privacy effects to specific apps or alerts. It doesn't have to affect the whole system. Rumors say Samsung wants to give both the Galaxy S27 Ultra and S27 Pro this tech. This could make the Pro model feel much closer to the Ultra for daily use. The Galaxy S27 Pro looks set to be an exciting addition to Samsung's future phones. Rumors point to a Galaxy S27 series with four phones. The Pro model would sit between the Plus and Ultra versions. However, reports suggest the phone will not support the S Pen stylus found on the Ultra model. Early leaks hint the phone might have a screen size of about 6.4 inches. Samsung plans to market it as a smaller, premium choice. Users could get Ultra-like features without needing the company's largest phone. The Galaxy S27 series launch is still months away. Many details could change before the official announcement. But if Samsung moves the "Privacy Screen" from Ultra to S27 Pro, the next flagship series could be more interesting.