Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra

The Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra has managed to create positive buzz around him with its striking appearance along with a powerful battery. The device also has quad camera configurations along with a fingerprint scanner.

According to leaker Revegnus, the Ultra will be switching from the GN3 sensors that were employed in the S24 series to using products from Sony’s IMX754 sensor which boasts of their main ISOCELL 200MP telephoto with 3x and 5x zoom capabilities.

It has a 6.9 inches QHD+ Super AMOLED display

Samsung has been showcasing one flagship telephone after another with stunning specifications for some time now but the Galaxy S25 Ultra appears to be among the most anticipated first time releases later this year. It should harness the new snapdragon 8 elite chipset which is built out of 3 nms technology that would enhance the performance of the phone along with its energy efficiency a great deal. The telephone is also expected to have on it a 50 megapixel ultra wide sensor which will be great for wide angle pictures not forgetting beautiful landscape images.

The Galaxy S25 Ultra on the other hand is said to be slimmer than its predecessors but still maintains some original features. The renderings from Ice Universe indicated that this new design has a more pronounced notch on the front and more rounded corners making it appear slightly sleeker and therefore more comfortable.

There are also rumors saying that the Galaxy S25 Ultra is likely to support a display of the M14 OLED type which is more efficient compared with M13 displays. It is expected that there will be expansion options of 256 GB, 512 GB, and 1 TB internally. There is a chance that the Galaxy S25 Ultra will also upgrade its storage system into UFS 4.1 enabling the device to Increase read & write speeds.

The 5000 mAh battery is built-in and can’t be replaced as it is a polymer battery. Despite the expanding Chinese market and the competitive nature of flagship devices, Samsung has restricted the average power rating of the S25 Ultra to 5000 mAh. Why, this could be many things, as it has been mentioned before about increasing bulkiness to a device. Yet there are many other things that contribute greatly such as the type of screen fitted or even the type of mobile computer system in the cellular phone.

According to recent rumors, the Snapdragon 8 Gen 4 processor will be embedded within the handset. Thus improving on battery efficiency hence enabling longer standby periods and limits the amount of energy consumed per operation banished. Furthermore this generation additionally embraces the fast charge feature allowing up to 45W charging. And the previous mentioned specs should include a sixth generation modem with a 20MP primary camera as well.

The Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra leaks already confirmed that it will have a titanium construction with IP68 water and dust protection. Also, there will be colors like Titanium Black, Blue and Green in store. Furthermore, the gadget is going to be equipped with more advanced mechanical biometrics as well in a new model. This device will be based on Android 15 One UI 7.1, which comes with a redesigned Quick Panel along with some changes in the system applications. A wide range of new Android enhancements and new Galaxy AI functionalities are also expected from it.

It is powered by Snapdragon 8 Elite chip.

In its Galaxy S lineup of devices, Samsung has been known to use the best and the most powerful chips made by Qualcomm and this year’s flagship seems to follow that trend as well. According to the leaks, the S25 Ultra should come with a new Snapdragon 8 Elite processor, and this particular chip has generated quite a hype because it is claimed to bring in huge acceleration boost.

The Snapdragon 8 Elite soc is an impressive device that gives a massive lift in performance. By using hardware-level Oryon CPU cores, enabling some on-device AI features, and integrating the Adreno 830 GPU that brings up to a 40% increase in gaming performance, it’s a little bit of a powerhouse. Considering the latest Geekbench benchmark scores, it does seem to be 14% faster than Apple’s A18 found within the iPhone 15 while being less than a month old.

As for the S25 Ultra, other global features should remain the same with this updated chipset. The s25 seems to feature the same 200MP main camera and seems to get better at photography via Galaxy derived AI features. Furthermore, there is also the case of the device still coming with a 5,000mAh battery and comparatively fast wired charging speeds. Additionally, it is stated that the S25 Ultra still retains its flat-profile design as well as Corning’s Gorilla Glass. Nevertheless, there are rumors of it exchanging a few thinner bezels and rounded corners this time around.

It has a quad camera setup

It appears that the Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra will integrate a quad camera system as other sources report suggesting. It would appear that the flagship model will have a 200-megapixel main pout and a more powerful ultra-wide-outshot 50-megapixel upgrade and also a 5X telephoto zoom. Besides, it would also integrate AI functions that were enhanced for Galaxy devices including new features. On their part, Aparently, the company has already made a commitment of seven OS updates on the device.

The smartphone is likely to have a few design changes. The latest leak suggests that the S25 Ultra will have thinner bezels and frame edges and a less pronounced corner cut on the cameras. However, such changes will not affect the premium aesthetics of the product, as titanium frame and LTPO backplane will remain intact.

On top of the cameras, Samsung has also widened the scope of improvement in terms of battery capacity and faster charging. According to reports, the S25 Ultra will house a 5,000mAh battery which will ensure phenomenal battery life and support faster wired charging of up to 45W. It is also due to receive the upgraded Android 15 version of One UI coupled with Snapdragon 8 Elite. Trusted tipster Ice Universe made a recent post that contradicts the earlier claims of the S25 Ultra having just three rear cameras reported last week.

It comes with a fingerprint scanner

In comparison to its predecessor, the fingerprint scanner feature of the Galaxy S25 Ultra stands out. The new sensor is able to read a variety of fingerprints, such as those that are scarred or wrinkled. It also operates well in both cold and warm conditions. But Galaxy S25 Ultra is not flawless: it fails to identify some types of fingers and hard to operate if the fingers are wet.

Equally exciting is the improvement to the battery capacity. The expected figure stands at 5,000mAh – higher than what the predecessor had. Thanks to a 45W wired fast charger and support for 15W wireless charging, this can only get better.

There is news suggesting that the Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra will come out using the Snapdragon 8 Elite, a powerful processor made by Qualcomm. This seems consistent with Samsung’s plan to revert to a single global strategy based on more exclusive reliance on Snapdragon processors after the 2024 release of Exynos models. That should also help with battery life and heat management. The screen will likely remain the same as the 6.7-inch Dynamic AMOLED 2X display found in the S24 Ultra, which supports HDR and has a refresh rate range of 1-120Hz. To reduce glare, it also features an effective anti-reflective coating.