Suggestions, Feedback, and Leaks for the Galaxy S25 Ultra

[MatthewReiter]

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

[MatthewReiter]

Next year, in 2025, it will be the 15th Anniversary of the Galaxy S Series. So far for the rumors, the Galaxy S25 Ultra and Series will get a new design with MX Design Leader, and former Mercedes-Benz employee, Hubert H. Lee will be working on it. But what are your expectations for it? It seems like 2025 will be a big year for Samsung.

[ItsPrabhu]

Don't know how Samsung is going to bring a new design. The last 3 series with the same design. Very minimal change other than AI.

[MatthewReiter]

I am sure the S25 Ultra will retain the boxy frame, but new camera design, and maybe some frame changes as well. 2025 is the middle of the 2020s, and 15 years could be considered a milestone like they celebrated 10 years of pioneering mobile firsts with the S10 Series. 

[ItsPrabhu]

Yeah, let's see

[dortyboy]

Samsung needs to skip S25 and focus on a true upgrade. If something drastic doesn't change or improve I'm not upgrading. The upgrades are becoming pointless considering the fact the old phones are getting the same software upgrades

[dortyboy]

Seeing is believing. They have been saying that on every version

[KiwiBird97]

It's actually this year for the 15th anniversary of the Samsung Galaxy family. The first Galaxy device was released on June 29, 2009 (GT-I7500).

[MatthewReiter]

But next year is 15th anniversary for the S Series

[catloverplayer]

65 watt or higher charging speeds and 25 watt on wireless.

Also a back display for even more customization.

[PCBEM]

They should incorporate Qi2 Charging as a minimum. The functionality will be better than having an extra screen on the back or something which seems redundant at the best of times.

Otherwise, more developed AI, Galaxy connectivity, battery life, camera, video processing, etc. I'm afraid that truly revolutionary, ground-breaking, genre-defining tech is not something that any of the major tech companies are going to risk an arm and leg developing when they can just wait for independent tech groups to do it for them and then absorb their version of it later down the track. Remember, it's all about ROI to the shareholders, so risk-taking is kept at a minimum.