Rumors suggest that Samsung's 2025 Galaxy S series flagships will undergo significant design changes, including a larger display size for the standard Galaxy S25.
According to a Korean blog post on Naver, the Galaxy S25 is rumored to increase its display size even further next year. While the Galaxy S24 featured a 6.2-inch display, slightly larger than the Galaxy S23's 6.1-inch panel, the S25 is said to boost it to 6.36 inches.
If this adjustment is confirmed, the S25 would be comparable in size to the Xiaomi 14, which also offers a 6.36-inch display. There are also swirling rumors suggesting that Apple may introduce a 6.3-inch display for the iPhone 16 Pro.
Speculations indicate that Samsung's Galaxy S25 lineup will exclusively use Exynos chipsets across all regions, with the Exynos 2500 likely being the chosen candidate.
Both the Galaxy S25 and S25+ are rumored to feature the same 50MP ISOCELL GN3 main sensor seen in previous S23 and S24 generations. Additionally, reports hint at the possibility of a Sony main sensor making its debut in the S25 series.
The Samsung Galaxy S25 series is not expected to launch until at least January 2025. It is anticipated to include the standard S25, S25+, and S25 Ultra models. While details about the S25 Ultra remain scarce, it's expected to feature further camera improvements and new generative AI features. However, it's advisable to approach this information with caution.
