What do we know about the Galaxy S25 series?
As 2024 approaches, the last launches of the year in the smartphone market are about to be completed. However, rumors about next year’s models have already gained momentum. Samsung’s new flagship Galaxy S25 The series is expected to be introduced in January. Although there is no clarity on the launch date, it is stated that January 5 or January 22 comes to the fore.
A lot of information about the S25 series has been leaked. It is stated that no major differences are expected from previous models in terms of technical features. Adopting the concept of “If something works well, there is no need to change it”, Samsung can offer stability that will satisfy users for this series. It is also stated that, contrary to previous rumors, there may be no increase in the price of the Galaxy S25 Ultra model and it will be kept at a similar level with the S24 series. It’s not yet clear whether the base storage capacity will be increased to 256GB on the standard S25 model, although free storage upgrades are likely to be offered with pre-orders.
There is a noticeable increase in RAM capacity. Standard S25 The RAM of the model can increase to 12 GB from 8 GB in the previous series. It is also expected that all S25 models will ditch Samsung’s Exynos chip and switch to the Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Elite chipset. It is stated that this change will be made due to problems in the production of Exynos 2500.
On the camera side On S25 and S25+ models No major innovations are foreseen. However, there may be some improvements in photo quality thanks to the new image processor in the Snapdragon 8 Elite chipset. The ultra wide-angle camera of the S25 Ultra model is expected to be increased from 12 MP to 50 MP and design changes will be made in the camera module.
Screen sizes and resolutions seem to remain generally the same as previous models. However, it is possible that the frames will be thinner in the S25 Ultra model. Battery in their capacity and no change is expected in charging speeds. 45W charging support will continue to be offered in the Plus and Ultra models and 25W charging support in the standard model. Thanks to the new chipset, there may be small improvements in battery efficiency, but this difference is not expected to be noticeable.
It is stated that Samsung will focus on new artificial intelligence-focused features for this series. However, the development of these features One UI 7 may delay the completion of the interface. Current information indicates that the S25 series may be an update that does not bring significant innovation. However, there is a possibility that there will be surprising developments until the launch date.
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