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

[BnjmnBanks]

Because I'm sure it's going to be something similar to the S24 slightly better chipset and screen that sort of thing. My S23 is starting to show its age.

[realaud]

Show its age?  It's only a year and half old. What have you been doing to it?  Is it supposed to look nice or function? 

I can pretty much afford to buy anything I want, but I refuse to spend money upgrading for the sake of upgrading or paying for features I don't need or use. If I have a perfectly functional device that does what I need it to do, and it's still being supported with updates, why would I contribute to the global e-waste problem?

[BnjmnBanks]

That's a cool outlook to have. I, on the other hand am talking about the design of the phone. Me and my circle are into phones and that sort of thing, I also sell my phone to someone who doesn't mind being a couple of generations behind. I'm not sure how you go about handling e-waste but it's not waste if someone uses it right? I find that people who use that ewaste reasoning as a reason to not upgrade is one of the weaker excuses. Also if e-waste was the reasoning why bring up the fact you can buy anything you want? But I'm glad you found a way to contribute to earth in your own way.

[realaud]

No, definitely not wasteful to pass it along.  I just don't always understand the chase for the next best thing, for the sake of having the next best thing. I bring up the cost of things because there are very many people who cannot afford to chase the newest and bestest, and feel pressured to spend money they don't have for features they don't need just because everyone else has it. I don't feel it's a weak excuse to use e-waste concerns, as not everyone will pass a used device along. I don't trade in, as I usually keep my old device as a backup/spare/internet device if it's still working.

Oh, and I'm also much too lazy to set up a new phone every other year if I don't have to.

[kmb1]

I still love my S23 Ultra, and I'm gonna hang on to it for a loooong time. I've had it for 1½ years, and it's still in pristine condition. Never dropped a phone in my life.

[MickeyD123]

Same! I'm gonna keep my S23 Ultra for at least another 2 to 4 years.

[Chaverri]

Well, I still have the S23 Ultra, and I bought it on February 2023. However, I'll buy the S25 Ultra when Samsung opens the pre-order on January-February 2025

[Ethy]

I am thoroughly not impressed with the Victus screen of the S22 and 23. It scratches and cracks too easily. I will wait to see what other improvements the S25 will have before deciding to upgrade. But I do want to upgrade.

[userwVmtAWC73H]

Just get a Z Fold 6. Keep your s23. Every year they make the phones less long lasting. Fold 6 i think is better than whatever the s25 will be. Sold my s24 and went back to my s23 after literally nobody willing to buy it on ebay after listing it for months. Camera has better quality imo. S24 was a flop besides the software exclusive stuff. Samsung is copying Apple and I hste it

[BnjmnBanks]

I sell it to friends and family. I never run out of people interested because I take care of my tech and they get a bunch of cases and screen protectors included. I see what you're saying tho. To be fair, the companies all copy each other.