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The stable One UI 8.5 update for the Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra is expected to release in India around May 4, 2026 after South Korea. They'll get update on April 30. If you like please accept it's a as solution it'll help other users also. Click 3 dots on my reply and accept it as solution. Thanks

The stable One UI 8.5 update for the Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra is expected to release in India around May 4, 2026 after South Korea. They'll get update on April 30. If you like please accept it's a as solution it'll help other users also. Click 3 dots on my reply and accept it as solution. Thanks

A new One UI 8.5 Stable build has been spotted for the Galaxy S25 Series. CZDP is now the latest version, replacing the previous build (CZDN). Development is going fast!

A new One UI 8.5 Stable build has been spotted for the Galaxy S25 Series. CZDP is now the latest version, replacing the previous build (CZDN). Development is going fast!

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Just got the Galaxy S25 a month ago and couldn't be more impressed by the camera results. All shots were edited using Lightroom Mobile. submitted by /u/Big-Zookeepergame530 to r/GalaxyS25 [link] [comments]

I bought the Galaxy S25 to replace my S20 FE, and was shocked with the poor photos: noisy, blurred details, inconsistent autofocus, and some weird AI alterations (inventing letters/characters). I picked up the Xperia 1 VII and breathed a sigh of relief - I can trust it to take competent photos. The comparison here is typical: the S25 has inexplicably chosen ISO 1,250 and attendant rough noise artifacting. Washed out colours and overall brown colour cast. The Xperia is in a different league (doing justice to that canvas print: Flower Pot Island, Tobermory Ontario). submitted by /u/Mercury_Jackal to r/SonyXperia [link] [comments]

1st - lower battery cycles from 2000 to just 1200 2nd - 3x camera has now smaller sensor 1/3.94" vs bigger in S25U 1/3.52" 3rd - Display has bigger bezels ~90.7% screen-to-body ratio vs smaller in S25U ~92.5% Infamous mentions: - downgraded to just aluminium from titanium in old S25 Ultra - dodgy Exynos in S26 - It is only thinner because... it is taller and wider - it has same 12GB RAM as two years old Pixel 9 (non Pro) which has just 128GB storage - battery smaller than even Pixel 10 Pro XL - no Qi2 magnets - dark display 2600nits vs 2700nits in ancient MIDRANGE Pixel 9 (non-Pro) IF this so-called flagship S26 is Ultra - then Pixel 9 Pro should be named Pixel 9 Turbo Jet and Pixel 10 Thunder Lightning --------- UPDATE: ------------ Additionally it has OLD Bluetooth 5.4 vs Pixel 10 and low end Pixel 10a has BT 6.0 which will be more helpful for trackers for precision tracking like Apple has submitted by /u/Loud-Possibility4395 to r/samsunggalaxy [link] [comments]

Bought this nice looking galaxy S25 last week after using the iPhone X for almost 7 years and i am so happy with the performance so far. It’s fast and battery is also good. Im planning to use this one also for more than 5 years. submitted by /u/BornAthlete2840 to r/samsunggalaxy [link] [comments]

I have been thinking about getting a new phone and i found a deal for the s25 base model for about 700€. I have been thinking about getting it but idk if I should when I compare it to other phones. My second best option was the nothing phone 3 but samsung beats it performance wise. The only downsides that I see on the s25 are slightly smaller screen than what I am used to and a slightly smaller battery. The camera seems alright but i don't use it much so it doesn't really matter. If you can share your thoughts or experiences with the s25 it would help me a lot. submitted by /u/sime222sime to r/samsunggalaxy [link] [comments]

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I want to buy the smallish phone , S25 seems to be good, but very unsure about the thermal, heating problems and batteries. So what are your experience so far? Edit: Thanks for all of your feedbacks. the only drawback for me seems to be 1 slot for sim and ai features i will never use but will annoy me. This is going up against Xiaomi 15. update: i bought it, since i found a dual sim variant but sadly no e sim. but I will say, without the software bullshit xiaomi 15 would be a way better choice, if anyone else come looking. xiaomi phones are way better for the price, and fi you do not have the restrictions like me, and want to choose in between, go for xiaomi. I still had to spend so much time disabling some data gathering, ai stuff, ads and other tweaks in samsung. last thing if you want fixable, long use phone like me, go for fair phone if possible. The new fairphone was my dream phone, and specially since I want something to use for a long time. but sadly, it is not at all available where i am right now. Maybe 8 years later when i need to change my phone, i will buy a small fair phone or similar build and use it for rest of my life. submitted by /u/Otakuchaan to r/samsung [link] [comments]

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Have had this phone for 3 months. Has more bugs than my previous Galaxy S21. I bought this brand new "flagship" phone with the expectation that there would be nearly zero bugs. For example, I'm simply trying to send a message on facebook and the menu bar (whatever its called, back button, home button, open app button at the bottom of the screen) is overlapping the message and the send button for the message. Even turning on or off portrait mode does nothing. If I send someone a friend request, the screen freeze and flickers. Have to restart the app. If I watch a reel someone sent me, and I hit the back button afterward to go back to the chat and reply, I get sent back to the Facebook home screen or whatever the main screen is called. Only one of these issues (the latter) existed on the same OS on my S21. The swipe to text is god awful and always has been. The suggested text is no better. I dont have this issue with my crappy burner phone nor my work phone. Which are both older than my S21. One would say it's the facebook app but I don't think it is. Its updated and everything and these issues arent on my old S21 which was on the same OS . Fix your crap, Samsung. This is about as bad as when you had me send my earbuds in because they give people withnickel allergies ear infections, just for me to ha e to hound you for three months to send me my 200 dollars back all while each customer support escalation conveniently had worse and worse audio quality. Pretty sure the top person I talked to was deli eatery putting a fan on the phone and she sat halfway across the room. They just seemed to eant to upset me until I finally started MFing them just so they could hang up and then make me go through then tire two hour process again. Sat on hold eons. You're a joke, Samsung. submitted by /u/my-ears-hurt to r/GalaxyS25 [link] [comments]

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They walked him out in cuffs today. I dont know why it took 7 whole days for them to realize that but police were called today because apparently anything valued at over $1000 is a tier 1 felony in VA. I was asking around and I was told he was walked out in cuffs today after being called to HR. Now as a result (and probably other dumbasses too) we have to register our phones and put a dumbass sticker on the back. Shits fuckin wild submitted by /u/2009maxx to r/AmazonFC [link] [comments]

Disclosure: The S25 Ultra, and Z Fold7 are on loan from Samsung. HUGE credits to /u/yayoshorti for letting me borrow his Fold6! submitted by /u/FragmentedChicken to r/GalaxyFold [link] [comments]

I been buying Samsung phones since the Galaxy S1 in 2011 so I'm an old fan. Throughout the years they made some great upgrades but now it's just alright Samsung what's going on. Every year we get a little upgrades that's why some people keeping their phones for 3 years now, I'm using a S25 Ultra now and to be honest it's my favorite phone for 2025, I still don't see any upgrades from S24 Ultra or S23 Ultra or S22 Ultra but it's still a great phone. For $1,300 this phone is very expensive and doesn't offer much compared to the last 3 Ultra phones. What's your thoughts about Samsung in the last 5 years? submitted by /u/GamerBeast954 to r/samsunggalaxy [link] [comments]

I saw this in another post comment really deep so I wanted to spread the word to a workaround and as refreshner. I just got a galaxy S 25 ultra Android version 15 One UI version 7.0 When you try to Set a 4 digit code the option to choose "confirm pin without pressing OK" dissappears, so here's the steps to make it work. Go to settings. Security and privacy. Lock screen. Select your type of unlock as pin. in this option do a 6 digit code where the first 4 digit code IS the one you actually want to use, and the option "unlock phone without pressing OK" should appear bellow already checked, if not check it. With this option checked, HIGHLIGHT the password as if you would do with any text, it should be hilighted blue, leave hilighted ONLY the last 2 digits. With the last 2 digits highlighted, use BOTH of your thumbs to press backspace/x AND Continue AT THE SAME TIME, this should take you to the next screen. (do NOT hold, just press both at the same time and release quickly) Type again your 4 digit pin and confirm. Lock your phone and try your new pin without OK. This can take several attempts but it gets the trick done, I have no idea why samsung would remove this option after so many years, but anyways, hope you're able to do it and get you 4 digit pin. submitted by /u/007_DMC to r/samsung [link] [comments]

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At its semi annual Galaxy Unpacked event, Samsung has officially unveiled the three new devices in its S25 series lineup. The S25 series consists of the Samsung Galaxy S25, S25+, and S25 Ultra. Here’s everything you need to know. Disclaimer: Samsung invited me to attend the Galaxy S25 series launch event in San Jose. They covered my travel expenses but did not have any editorial input nor the ability to preview my content. Furthermore, this post was written with assistance from /u/FragmentedChicken, who was also invited to the same event. If you’d like to read this information with inline images, click here to read the same post on Android Faithful. Design The overall design of the Galaxy S25 and S25+ is similar to last year’s models, with an Armor Aluminum frame sandwiched by a layer of Corning Gorilla Glass Victus 2 on the front and back. The Galaxy S25 Ultra design switches it up with a titanium frame this time with rounded corners, sandwiched by a layer of Corning Gorilla Armor 2 on the front, and Corning Gorilla Glass Victus 2 on the back. The next generation Corning Gorilla Armor 2 offers improved drop protection and scratch resistance along with reduced reflections due to a glass-ceramic material and a new DX anti-reflection surface treatment. With the debut of the first generation of Corning Gorilla Armor on the S24 Ultra, Samsung says there have been 60% fewer screen-related repairs on the S24 Ultra compared to the S23 Ultra, so the hope is the second-generation will reduce that number even further. The Galaxy S25 and S25+ come in a light blue “Icyblue” color, a light green “Mint” color, a dark blue “Navy” color, and a gray “Silver Shadow” color. They are also available in a black “Blueblack” color, a gold “Pinkgold” color, and a red “Coralred” color exclusively through Samsung. The Galaxy S25 Ultra, meanwhile, comes in a black “Titanium Black” color, a gray “Titanium Gray” color, a light blue “Titanium Blue” color, and a silver “Titanium White Silver” color. It’s also available in a black “ Titanium Jetblack” color, green “Jadegreen” color, and a gold “Titanium Pinkgold” color exclusively through Samsung. Display The Galaxy S25 series phones share similar display characteristics. All three phones feature a Dynamic AMOLED 2X display which can reach a peak brightness of 2600 nits, and can adaptively refresh between 1 and 120Hz depending on the content. The base Galaxy S25 features a flat 6.2-inch display with a resolution of 2340 x 1080 and an aspect ratio of 19.5:9. The Galaxy S25+ features a flat 6.7-inch display with a resolution of 3120 x 1440 and an aspect ratio of 19.5:9. Lastly, the Galaxy S25 Ultra features a flat 6.9-inch display with a resolution of 3120 x 1440 and an aspect ratio of 19.5:9. The display on the S25 Ultra is notably 0.1-inches larger thanks to slimmer bezels that are 15% smaller compared to the S24 Ultra. A new display feature called ProScaler allows for real-time AI image upscaling from 720p to 4K (only available on the S25+ and S25 Ultra). All three devices have a Qualcomm-made ultrasonic fingerprint scanner underneath the display. Cameras The camera hardware on the Galaxy S25 series is also similar to last year’s models, with the exception of the S25 Ultra which gains an upgraded rear-facing ultrawide sensor. The Galaxy S25 and S25+ share the same primary rear-facing camera: a 50MP wide-angle camera with OIS support, a f/1.8 aperture, and 1/1.56” image sensor size. They also share the same secondary rear-facing camera: a 12MP ultra wide-angle camera with a 120° field-of-view, and a f/2.2 aperture. Lastly, they also share the same tertiary rear-facing camera: a 10MP telephoto camera with 3X optical zoom, OIS support, and a f/2.4 aperture. On the front, they share the same front facing camera: a 12MP selfie camera with a f/2.2 aperture. The Galaxy S25 Ultra has a 200MP main camera with OIS support, a f/1.7 aperture, and 1/1.3” image sensor size for the primary rear-facing camera. The secondary rear-facing camera is a 50MP ultra wide-angle camera with a 120° field-of-view, and a f/1.9 aperture. Samsung says the new JN5 sensor in the ultra wide-angle camera can capture better macro photos as it reduces the need to crop-in as much. The detail is reportedly 4X greater compared to the S24 Ultra. The tertiary rear-facing camera is a 10MP telephoto camera with 3X optical zoom and OIS support. Finally, the quaternary rear-facing camera is a 50MP periscopic telephoto camera with 5X optical zoom and OIS support. On the front, the selfie camera is a 12MP shooter with a f/2.2 aperture. While there aren’t many hardware-related camera changes, Samsung made a lot of improvements to the camera software which include: 10-bit HDR video recording which increases dynamic range by 4X versus 8-bit. Nightography video mode that produces sharper and clearer footage with less noise. This is achieved with Spatio-Temporal Filter (STF) support in the ISP which analyzes movement and time to reduce noise. It also distinguishes between moving and stationary objects to improve image quality. The STF system also results in better portrait photography. Reportedly improved shutter speed/lag. LOG video recording via Galaxy Log in Pro Video Mode with exclusive LUTS for precision control in color and lighting. Virtual aperture for AI depth of field and brightness adjustments via the Expert RAW app. The S25 series under the hood The Galaxy S25 series is powered by the Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Elite for Galaxy chipset. Unlike previous Snapdragon for Galaxy chipsets that only featured higher clockspeeds, Samsung says this chipset is completely custom which allows for better camera integration as well as overall performance. Samsung didn’t fully elaborate on what exactly is completely custom about this chipset, though. Their press release does mention that the Snapdragon 8 Elite for Galaxy includes some Galaxy IP in the form of a mobile Digital Natural Image engine which allows for better display power efficiency. Otherwise, the CPU, GPU, and NPU in the chipset have been overclocked, resulting in a 37%, 30%, and 40% boost in performance, respectively. In the 3DMark Solar Bay benchmark for ray-tracing, the S25 series outperforms the S24 series by 40%. The heat dissipation system for the Snapdragon 8 Elite for Galaxy has improved through the use of a 15% larger vapor chamber in the Galaxy S25 and S25+, and a 40% larger vapor chamber in the Galaxy S25 Ultra compared to the previous generation. Additionally, a new tailored thermal interface material that engulfs the chipset allows for greater thermal efficiency. The Snapdragon 8 Elite for Galaxy is paired with 12GB of RAM across the board for the S25 series. That’s up from 8GB of RAM for the base S25 phone. There is no 16GB RAM option, at least not in North America. Storage wise, the Galaxy S25 starts at 128GB and goes up to 256GB, whereas the S25+ and S25 Ultra are offered in 256GB or 512GB options. The Galaxy S25 Ultra also comes in a 1TB storage option. Connectivity wise, Qualcomm told me the Galaxy S25 series are the first phones to support Snapdragon Satellite which allows for messaging via narrowband non-terrestrial (NTN) networks. They also said the entire Galaxy S25 series lineup comes equipped with the company’s FastConnect 7800 mobile connectivity subsystem, meaning every device in the lineup supports WiFi 7. That’s an improvement from the previous generation where only the Ultra supported WiFi 7. All three devices also support Bluetooth 5.4 with Auracast as well as eSIM. In addition, the Galaxy S25+ and S25 Ultra also support ultra-wideband (UWB) which can be used for digital car keys as well as precision locating of Samsung SmartTags. Sadly, the base Galaxy S25 does not support UWB. Finally, it’s worth noting that the S Pen in the Galaxy S25 Ultra no longer supports Bluetooth gestures (Air actions). What’s more is that Bluetooth gestures on the S25 Ultra will reportedly not work with Bluetooth enabled S Pens including the S Pen Pro. Battery & charging The battery capacity and charging speeds for the Galaxy S25 series are the same as the previous generation. The base Galaxy S25 has a 4000mAh battery and 25W wired charging support. The Galaxy S25+ has a 4900mAh battery with faster 45W wired charging support. The Galaxy S25 Ultra has a 5000mAh battery and also 45W wired charging support. All three phones in the Galaxy S25 series support 15W wireless charging but sadly lack Qi2 magnetic charging support. Despite the lack of Qi2 support, Samsung has worked with “Made for Galaxy” partners like Spigen to certify third-party magnetic cases that align perfectly with the charging coils in the Galaxy S25 series phones. One UI 7.0, now with even more Galaxy AI features The stable version of One UI 7.0 debuts on the Galaxy S25 series with an additional suite of Galaxy AI features along with improvements to existing Galaxy AI features. Samsung says Galaxy AI features are free until the end of 2025, which is the same thing they said during the launch of the S24 series. The new Galaxy AI features include: Now Brief Offers contextual information depending on the time of day (morning, afternoon, and evening) in the form of a widget on the home screen. Now Bar Provides the same information from the Now Brief but on the lock screen. Also cycles through various Samsung apps like the Clock and supports a few Google smart space cards like Google Maps for navigation, sports updates from teams you follow on Google, and more. AI search in Samsung Gallery Enables searching through photos with voice input. Allows for the use of natural language (“Find photos from my trip to Italy”). Personalized Data Engine This is a feature that analyzes your habits to provide personalized recommendations. For example, this feature can offer suggested Routines you should turn on. If you usually turn dark mode on at night and off in the morning, the phone will prompt for the creation of a new Routine to toggle dark mode depending on the time of day. Features like Now Brief, Now Bar, and AI search in Samsung Gallery are also powered by the Personalized Data Engine. This feature works on-device and only with Samsung apps, and the data can be transferred to a new Samsung device via Smart Switch. Audio eraser Recognizes audio from videos and separates them into categories including voices, crowds, wind, music, nature, and general noise. Runs on-device. Not developed in collaboration with Google. AI settings search Makes it easy to find relevant settings. Simply open the Settings app, tap the search bar, then hit the mic icon and tell the assistant what you’d like to change. Eg. if you say “make my text more visible” you’ll see a list of relevant text/accessibility options appear. The improvements to existing Galaxy AI features include: AI Select Smart Select has seemingly been renamed to AI Select. Provides relevant actions depending on the content on the screen. For example, if a video is selected, AI Select will suggest making a GIF. If an image is selected, AI Select will suggest editing with Generative edit. Sketch to Image Now multimodal with text and voice input. Object eraser Upgraded AI model which can erase objects, reflections, and shadows faster with greater accuracy. Generative edit In-and-out painting is more accurate. Now runs on-device. Portrait Studio You can now create personalized avatars with more true-to-life facial expressions. New analog style filters are available. Outside of Galaxy AI features, there are also new software features which include: Gemini integration You can now long press the side key/power button to invoke Google Gemini. The Gemini overlay now has a new UI (you may have seen it already). Gemini now also supports cross-app interactions. Gemini Live now supports live chatting about files/images/YouTube videos, and more. Gemini now has extensions for Samsung Notes, Samsung Calendar, Samsung Clock, and Samsung Reminder. Storage Share with Galaxy Book PCs Camera Share with Galaxy Book PCs Samsung has promised 7 OS updates and 7 years of security updates for the Galaxy S25 series. That means you can expect to receive up to Android 22 in 2031. How much does the S25 series cost? The Samsung Galaxy S25 starts at $799.99 for the 128GB storage model. The Galaxy S25+ starts at $999.99 for the 256GB storage model. Lastly, the Galaxy S25 Ultra starts at $1299.99 for the 256GB storage model. The Galaxy S25 series is available for pre-order starting today, and will be released for general availability on February 7. Galaxy S25 series full specs Spec Galaxy S25 Galaxy S25+ Galaxy S25 Ultra Colors Icyblue, Navy, Mint, Silver Shadow Icyblue, Navy, Mint, Silver Shadow Titan Black, Titan Gray, Titan Silverblue, Titan Whitesilver Screen 6.2" FHD+ Dynamic AMOLED 2X Display120Hz Adaptive Refresh Rate 6.7" QHD+ Dynamic AMOLED 2X Display120Hz Adaptive Refresh Rate 6.9" QHD+ Dynamic AMOLED 2X Display120Hz Adaptive Refresh Rate Main Camera - Wide 50MP Wide AF OIS 50MP Wide AF OIS 200MP Wide AF OIS Main Camera - UW 12MP Ultra Wide 12MP Ultra Wide 50MP Wide AF OIS Main Camera - Tele 10MP 3x Tele AF OIS 10MP 3x Tele AF OIS 10MP 3x Tele AF OIS50MP 5x Tele AF OIS Main Camera - Zoom 3x Optical Zoom(2x Optical Quality)30x Space Zoom 3x Optical Zoom(2x Optical Quality)30x Space Zoom 3x, 5x Optical Zoom(2x, 10x Optical Quality)100x Space Zoom Selfie Camera - Video 4K @ 60fps8K @ 30fps 4K @ 60fps8K @ 30fps 4K @ 120fps8K @ 30fps Selfie Camera - Wide 12MP Wide AF4K @ 60fps 12MP Wide AF4K @ 60fps 12MP Wide AF4K @ 60fps Misc Camera Features ProVisual Engine, HDR Portraits, Selfie AI ISP, Nightography, Log Video, False Color, Zebra Pattern ProVisual Engine, HDR Portraits, Selfie AI ISP, Nightography, Log Video, False Color, Zebra Pattern ProVisual Engine, HDR Portraits, Selfie AI ISP, Nightography, high-res Marco shots, high-res zoom photos/video, Log Video, False Color, Zebra Pattern Memory / Storage 12GB RAM \ 128GB, 256GB 12GB RAM \ Battery 4000mAh 4900mAh 5000mAh Charging - Wired Super Fast Charging Super Fast Charging 2.0 Super Fast Charging 2.0 Charging - Wireless Fast Wireless Charging 2.0Wireless PowerShare Fast Wireless Charging 2.0Wireless PowerShare Fast Wireless Charging 2.0Wireless PowerShare Processor Snapdragon® 8 Elite for Galaxy (3nm) Snapdragon® 8 Elite for Galaxy (3nm) Snapdragon® 8 Elite for Galaxy (3nm) Connectivity 5G (sub6, mmW)Wi-Fi 7 5G (sub6, mmW)Wi-Fi 7UWB 5G (sub6, mmW)Wi-Fi 7UWB Biometrics Ultrasonic Fingerprint, Face Recognition Ultrasonic Fingerprint, Face Recognition Ultrasonic Fingerprint, Face Recognition Dimensions 70.5 x 146.9 x 7.2 75.8 x 158.4 x 7.3 77.6 x 162.8 x 8.2 Weight 162g 190g 218g OS Android 15 / One UI 7 Android 15 / One UI 7 Android 15 / One UI 7 Durability IP68, Corning® Gorilla® Glass Victus® 2, Armor Aluminum (Frame) IP68, Corning® Gorilla® Glass Victus® 2, Armor Aluminum (Frame) IP68, Enhanced Corning® Gorilla® Armor (front glass), Corning® Gorilla® Glass Victus® 2 (rear glass), Titanium (Frame) Other Galaxy AI, Cross-app action with AI Agent and native app integration, Now Bar, Now Brief, Audio Eraser for Videos, improved Cooling System Galaxy AI, Cross-app action with AI Agent and native app integration, Now Bar, Now Brief, Audio Eraser for Videos, ProScaler for QHD+, improved Cooling System Embedded S Pen (passive experience), Galaxy AI, Cross-app action with AI Agent and native app integration, Now Bar, Now Brief, Audio Eraser for Videos, ProScaler for QHD+, improved Cooling System, High-res details near and far submitted by /u/MishaalRahman to r/Android [link] [comments]

Samsung Galaxy S25 Series Pricing for Europe. Galaxy S25: 128GB: €909 256GB: €969 Galaxy S25+: 256GB: €1159 Galaxy S25 Ultra: 256GB: €1459 Via:@gizmochina submitted by /u/Thefmtblog to r/samsunggalaxy [link] [comments]

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