As we step closer into the new year, rumors on the new wave of Android flagships do create a hefty buzz, and it all starts with the Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra and its S25 series phones. Samsung hasn’t said much officially, but leaks and renders are handing over early views for enthusiasts.
The latest leak displays dummy units of the Galaxy S25 Ultra and gives early hints about its design. Shown in black and white, these units feature a rear camera setup that looks to carry most of the previous model’s design. However, there is one design change. The cameras have concentric rings which seem more similar to the Galaxy Z Fold 6 style rather than the Galaxy S24 Ultra. This subtle change comes with the new visual element while maintaining Samsung’s iconic premium feel.
A closer inspection reveals a notable ergonomic enhancement. The Galaxy S25 Ultra seems to have more curved edges than the chiseled Galaxy S24 Ultra. While the corners retain a sharp radius, this refinement may make the device easier to hold and grip. Previous Ultra iterations, such as the S24 Ultra, were often panned for being less friendly to the hand, so this tweak should be well received by the masses.
Flatter side edges are further visible at the sides, though a proper side-profile view might offer a clearer look. From the front, the design looks less remarkable, mostly because there is no display on the dummy unit. However, the screen is almost flat from this angle and follows the flat frame to keep its language intact, a design principle applied by other recent Samsung flagships.
One flaw with the dummy unit is the screen protector, which features easily noticeable bubbles. This could be concerning for some, yet it is worth noting that Samsung won’t be shipping devices in such condition. In fact, just like the Galaxy S24 Ultra, the S25 Ultra is unlikely to come with a pre-installed screen protector.
As with any leak, it’s important to take these details with a pinch of salt. While dummy units often reflect the final product’s design, they aren’t definitive. However, the features seen in this leak align with earlier rumors and renders, suggesting some credibility.
Samsung is expected to announce the Galaxy S25 series sometime in early 2025, probably on one of Samsung’s annual launch dates. Until that time, though, fans will have to depend on leaks and rumors for a glimpse of what might just prove to be the most significant Android flagship release of the year. If all these claims are true, it seems the Galaxy S25 Ultra could be a highly refined and ergonomically improved upgrade.
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