By Key Points
- There is a possibility that the Galaxy S25 could unveil a 16GB RAM version.
- It may probably have a 45W fast charger and a 5,000mAh battery.
- This is likely to be the thinnest ultra phone since the note20 Ultra.
- A possible twin-chip strategy with Snapdragon, Exynos, or MediaTek.
Leaked information and rumors about Samsung’s forthcoming flagship, Galaxy S25 Ultra, are already causing some stir. Next year’s model is rumoured to include several notable upgrades among which would be an introduction of a 16GB RAM variant for the first time after Galaxy S20 Ultra and S21 Ultra.
Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra: The Thinnest Ultra Phone Since Note20 Ultra
Battery and Charging Capabilities
Galaxy S25 Ultra will feature a powerful 5,000mAh battery supporting 45W fast charging. This means that it would last for long before you plug in your Galaxy S24 ultra again as well as recharge faster like its predecessor.
Thinnest Ultra Phone Since Note20 Ultra
According to IceUniverse’s renowned tipster, Galaxy S25 might have an overall thickness of only 8.4mm. Notably The slimmest ultra phone since note20 ultra was 8.1mm thin in measurement compared to this year’s Galaxy S24 ultra which has an 8.6mm thickness.
Its sleek build allows the use of the Galaxy S25 ultra to be more visually appealing and practical too.
The Galaxy S25 Ultra has a body thickness of 8.4mm, further thinning against the trend, making it the thinnest S Ultra model in recent years. S21U to S23U are 8.9mm, while S24U is 8.6mm. Samsung’s design still doesn’t want to compromise with imaging and don’t want to make it…
— ICE UNIVERSE (@UniverseIce) June 28, 2024
Design and Display Changes
In addition to being slimmed down, The next generation Galaxy S- series Flagships could also sport curves around their edges which brings back memories of when Samsung made curved-edged phones such as the Galaxy Note7 instead of boxy-shaped designs like those seen on current ultra models.
By reintroducing curved displays into its designs—something that was characteristic of early Samsung handsets—the company improved on ergonomics and attracted the eye.
Processor Variants and Strategies
Reports on the Galaxy S25 series have been at odds with each other regarding which processors will be used. Initially, there were rumors that Samsung would use Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Gen 4 and Exynos 2500 processors for different regions suggesting a twin-chip strategy.
Speculation was based on the assumption that the Exynos 2500 processor may be better than the Snapdragon equivalent.
However, analyst Ming-Chi Kuo believes that Samsung will only rely on Qualcomm for its Galaxy S25 series, dismissing the possibility of Exynos-powered models.
Furthermore, in a recent report, it was suggested that Samsung may also use a MediaTek chipset, as costs associated with Snapdragon 8 Gen 4 continue to rise.
As such, the Galaxy S25 Ultra is shaping up to be a significant upgrade in terms of performance, design as well as versatility.
These speculations certainly create anticipation ahead of Samsung’s next flagship release while we await official announcements.
