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You either fall In the camp “It is just a phone”, or you are a person who stretches carefully on all the new features of the smartphone, it remains to be aware of all the higher devices every year, and you feel proud when you look at you shiny, investment price.
This is the tenth year in reviewing smartphones for a living, and you are still excited. I saved the money at work in my college library to buy my first phone, and I am glad after a decade when a new phone lands on the doorstep and I can puzzle on its new capabilities, even if it only has slight changes on its predecessor.
Except, I did not get any severe feelings when I reached the Galaxy S25 series. Samsung has had one of the most dull smartphones that I have seen recently – not because this is it bad Phones, but because there is not much. The devices are barely different – all Amnesty International, artificial intelligence, artificial intelligence, some are useful, some are not. I also face to find any character in this phone design – boring launch colors.
All this to say that Galaxy S25 ($ 800), Galaxy S25+ ($ 1000), and Galaxy S25 Ultra ($ 1300) are strong, reliable and well -equipped smartphones. It is excellent upgrades if you are from a three or four -year -old device. It is not only interesting or exciting.
A fixed shock
I go beyond the details of the specifications and the like, but I want to highlight that I love the changes in the small devices in the Galaxy S25 Ultra. The sides have flat edges now, the corners are rounded, and even the S Pen does not come out of the lower residence. The edges (black tapes around the screen), which makes the screen larger with minimal changes on the dimensions of the phone. The virtual edges of the phone make the phone comfortable to use one hand, although nothing surpasses the compressed design of the S25 6.2 inches.
The Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 PricTet collection provides a smooth performance, but mobile players may appreciate thermal improvements in these phones. Last year, when I played Genshin Effect For a long time in the S24 series, Stuts and The Phone faced hot in a specific area. I haven’t noticed this nearly an hour of playing in the Galaxy S25 series, with Maxed-Out drawings in 60 Hz. It seems that improved cooling solutions are working.
I have finished a day with a day leaving about 40 to 30 percent of the three devices with nearly five to six hours of time on the screen. These results Good enough But nothing is unusual for a high -time phone. Wireless charging story, however, frustrated.
