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

[lydiaaaah]

And bring back the headphone jack!!! Oh and lose the stupid curved glass that makes it hard to paint on penup app and more likely to break!!!!

[MatthewReiter]

The S24 Ultra has a flat screen now

[Members_oGYcftR]

The flat screens are so nice and your text is MUCH easier to read.

[userSLhVSXEpiI]

The Galaxy S24 ended the curved glass fiasco.

[lydiaaaah]

Oh lol !

[MatthewReiter]

I'm sure you're happy that the S24 Ultra gets a flat screen, with symmetrical bezels. 

[user7EdrELPVf1]

Most important can we finally get a camera that doesnt blurr when taking pictures of moving object

[f3aRless]

Samsung should change a lot of things. I am suggesting,

1. Change the 3 years familiar look (S22-S24)

2. Revamp the Camera setup with lots of improvement ( Hardware update )

3. Change/Upgrade the 4 years familiar Display technology (S20-S24)

[SaneiPlushie]

They should make a 6.3 or 6.4 inch of the Galaxy Ultra. While the 6.8 or 6.9 inch should be called as Ultra Max or Ultra something else.

45W charging speed for the regular S25 & 65W charging speed for the Plus and Ultra model.

Bring back some vibrant color options like the Arua Glow, Aura Blue, Aura Red, Phantom Silver, etc.

Oh and bring the old 19:9 aspect ratio from the s10 series because it was perfect.

[07user]

Two things that are important (almost critical) for me:

1. SD card - I need to store information like library of movies, training videos, etc. I don't need fast access I just need that extra storage as I live in an area with limited connectivity and am frequently off-grid. Having that storage space is critical to me. Plugging in a stick into the one connector that I'd use frequently? that's a recipe for problems. The first manufacturer that adds this back is the one I'm going with because I use my phone for a lot more than calls.
2. wired headphone option: so many lost wireless headset and ear buds...and they're pricey to replace. I don't want to be the inconsiderate one using the speaker to play music or video because I can't afford to continually replace ear buds