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This feature might make you buy a Galaxy S25

Recent leaks have provided insights into the design and specifications of the Galaxy S25 Ultra, which is expected to launch at a Galaxy Unpacked event in early Q1 2025

byKerem Gülen
November 29, 2024
in News, Tech
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Samsung has confirmed that the Galaxy S25 series, comprising the Galaxy S25, S25+, and S25 Ultra, will feature Wi-Fi 7 support. This update comes ahead of their anticipated launch early in 2025. The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) listing revealed key connectivity features for all models, marking a significant advancement from previous iterations.

Galaxy S25 series confirmed to support Wi-Fi 7

Wi-Fi 7 connectivity, also known as Wi-Fi 802.11be, was previously introduced with the Galaxy S24 Ultra earlier this year. However, the Galaxy S24 series, which includes the S24, S24+, and S24 FE, utilized Wi-Fi 6E due to the limitations of the Exynos 2400 and 2400e processors. In comparison, the Galaxy S25 models will harness the capabilities of Wi-Fi 7, significantly enhancing internet performance and speed.

Currently, only the Galaxy Z Fold Special Edition and the Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra feature Wi-Fi 7 within Samsung’s lineup for 2024. Notably, the Galaxy Z Fold 6 and Z Flip 6 do not support Wi-Fi 7, despite sharing the same Snapdragon processor found in the Galaxy S24 Ultra. The reasons for this exclusion from the foldable models remain unclear.

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The ongoing expansion of Wi-Fi 7 in Samsung’s flagship devices suggests that this advanced connectivity feature may become standard across all Galaxy smartphones launched in 2025. However, Ultra-wideband (UWB) support appears to be exclusive to the S25+ and S25 Ultra, indicating some variability in connectivity options.


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Design updates for the Galaxy S25 Ultra

Recent leaks have provided insights into the design and specifications of the Galaxy S25 Ultra, which is expected to launch at a Galaxy Unpacked event in early Q1 2025. Reports indicate a transition to more rounded edges, addressing feedback regarding the sharper corners of the previous Galaxy S24. Consumers may appreciate the shift towards a flat display, a departure from the curved screens that have characterized previous models.

The S25 Ultra will continue to incorporate the Galaxy S-Pen, with provisions for secure storage within the device rather than using magnets to hold it externally. This indicates Samsung’s ongoing commitment to integrating stylus support in a practical manner.

There remains anticipation regarding the internal specifications of the Galaxy S25 series. Many industry observers hope for a consolidation of chipset options, with Samsung potentially opting to utilize the Qualcomm Snapdragon X Elite chipset universally across regional models, rather than a mixture of Snapdragon and Exynos processors.


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Performance

Powering the Galaxy S25 series, the Snapdragon 8 Elite processor will offer significant improvements in both CPU and GPU performance. This new chip is anticipated to elevate gaming experiences, enabling smoother transitions from 60Hz to 120Hz in supported games, enhancing overall performance during gameplay.

Moreover, Samsung is reportedly increasing RAM in the base model of the Galaxy S25 to 12GB, a response to evolving user demands for more significant multitasking capabilities. This upgrade addresses previous limitations experienced by users of the base S24, positioning the S25 as a stronger contender in the flagship smartphone market.

The incremental upgrades, alongside meaningful design refreshes and new connectivity features, suggest a thoughtful evolution in Samsung’s flagship offerings. As the January launch approaches, clearer details on these devices will likely emerge, providing further insights into Samsung’s strategic positioning against competitors in the high-end smartphone sector.


Featured image credit: Samsung Community

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