Samsung's Galaxy S25 Ultra has launched at the same price as last year's model, $1,299, featuring a more robust display, a refined camera system, and advanced AI functionalities. While initial excitement is tempered by modest year-over-year changes in its design and features, it reaffirms Samsung's leading position in mobile AI. The device presents itself as lighter and easier to handle than previous iterations, teetering between fascination and familiarity for users upgrading from older models, making it a compelling choice for those looking to enhance their experience.
The Galaxy S25 Ultra is a do-everything handset, starting at $1,299, boasting a more durable display, upgraded camera capabilities, and the latest Qualcomm processor.
Samsung seems to be cementing its position as a leader in AI capabilities, surpassing Apple and Google with the features introduced in the S25 Ultra.
After testing the S25 Ultra, I found the changes year-over-year modest, but for anyone using an outdated phone, the upgrade could be exciting.
The S25 Ultra maintains its status as a big-phone experience, housed in a lighter build yet still delivering a bold and striking design.
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