Unpacked Review: New Samsung Galaxy Devices 2025

[user_ams007]

The new Galaxy Z Fold is a marvel of engineering and enhancements in mobile technology. 📱✨🌟 Creating an extremely slim phone is no small task, but Samsung made it happen. 🤩👍👏 The camera has a 200MP sensor, a welcome addition to the overall design. 📸😊💫 I can't wait to use the new device. 🎉🥳🚀

My other favorite devices are the new Galaxy Watches with new features to measure your overall health using the Samsung Health application. ⌚💖💪 I am so glad that Samsung brought back the classic version with the rotating bezel, and it has a sleek new look. 🔄😎😍 The Ultra version is similar to the Galaxy Watch Ultra 7, but it has some new sensors and more memory, The Titanium Blue color is my absolute favorite one, 💙💎✨ I couldn't be more excited about the new Samsung devices for 2025 and look forward to future products and Applications 🚀🌟🥳

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[SPACEMSH]

Do you guys actually any of your available Watch storage? My has 12GB in use, and it's just the OS and Apps, with 20 more available, but I don't put anything on it. For me, more storage would not be a benefit at all. Galaxy Watch 2024 is still perfectly fine.

[user_ams007]

My Galaxy Watch Ultra 2024 is only using 10GB of storage. That's why I passed on this year's model. 🤔⌚️💾 I always look forward to the next generation of Samsung products, but I am not sure what happened this year. 🤷‍♂️✨🤔

[SPACEMSH]

@user_ams007 Yeah, an Ultra is not a next gen, just a refresh. 

[kimbalips]

I'm disappointed the watch bands are not compatible req a new collection.

[Robin621k]

Some 3rd party will sell adapters for 20mm bands like they do for the Ultra watch.

[kimbalips]

Thanks. Didn't know that was an option. That honestly changes my mind.

[user_ams007]

Correct they sell watch band adapters on Amazon that would allow you to use your current ones

[SammyNerd83]

I don't know about the rest of you but I found unpacked seriously UNDERWHELMING. What the heck is the deal with removing S-PEN support altogether?

[user_ams007]

The Layer that supports the S Pen was removed to make the device slimmer, I personally wouldn't have removed it, There are chipset makers that allow the use of a Stylus, without using the digitizer

https://www.hideep.com/Stylus

This is one

[SPACEMSH]

You know, I was under the impression that Samsung was paying Wacom licensing fees per each phone sold, for the use of their patented digitizer tech (Electro-Magnetic Resonance), but it appears that patens has expired several years ago and should be a public domain now, so I originally theorized a cost saving was also involved, which there is some for sure, but not as much as I would think. There were some rumors/leaks going around that the tech allowing for a stylus to work without a digitizer layer was making an appearance, but obviously it didn't happen this year. Wondering if it was planned, but for whatever reason couldn't be implemented in time.