Hello, I have suggestions for 2025's Galaxy S25 Ultra, as the S24 Series came out, it's time to talk about the next generation of S Ultra. My suggestions are........
1. New camera design, no more "P" Shape.
2. Make the launch devices stable, barely to no issues.
3. New design language.
4. Make the S25 Ultra the best phone in the mid-2020s
Galaxy S25 Series will launch 15 years after the first Galaxy S, I hope they turn into the new Galaxy S10
Qi2 Charging - I am baffled why they didn't integrate it into the S24...
I like the idea of the SD card slot
I don't think 3.5mm Jack will ever be put back on a phone, now that USB-C is mainstream.
I think an upgrade in the functionality of the AI, most likely with camera filtering/stabilisation/capture. Also with battery use, device connectivity and overall Galaxy network integration. Still leaps and bounds behind Apple in that regard...
Looking at the bezels nowadays, 6,8" phones miss a lot size-wise. A 7,2" could be ideal for the ultra version. Anything below 7 inches is too small for ultra and the pen seems useless.
In general, they are already thin so I don't see a reason why we should have 6,8" phones today. With such thin bezels we could easily enjoy a 7,2" display and not conform with anything less.
Hello, I got some suggestions for the future Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra that may make it even more perfect.
More languages (Hawaiian, and other small languages etc.)
Increase PWM dimming flickering frequency (apparently it is 240Hz, which is a low protection, would strain sensitive users' eyes.)
Make the S Pen stronger (I think a titanium or at least aluminum finish would be really good and durable, because the current one's plastic, can be quite easily broken.)
Also, maybe Samsung should upgrade its titanium to grade 5 titanium.
I doubt this one, but bringing back Micro SD cards would also be really great. You wouldn't have to deal with cloud services if your storage gets full. And also more developer options, even though there are some really risky and dangerous options, users still should have relaxed freedom.
It is also a quite major frustration for me that the screen on the new Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra seems washed out, even in Vivid mode. I would strongly recommend Samsung to fix this.
