Samsung Galaxy S25 Leaks: Samsung's Galaxy S25 series is shaping up to be one of the most anticipated smartphone launches of 2025, and recent leaks are providing more details about what we might see from the new lineup. Set to launch in January, the Galaxy S25, Galaxy S25 Plus, and Galaxy S25 Ultra models have surfaced again through case leaks shared by tipster Roland Quandt. These case designs not only confirm earlier rumours but also give a closer look at the minor adjustments Samsung may be making to its flagship series.
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— Roland Quandt (@rquandt) November 4, 2024
One of the most notable shifts appears in the Galaxy S25 Ultra model, which sports a design with more rounded corners than its predecessor, the Galaxy S24 Ultra. This move suggests Samsung is focused on enhancing ergonomics and hand feel, likely aiming to make the Ultra model more comfortable to hold.
Such changes, while subtle, align with previous rumours indicating a gentler aesthetic without straying far from the established Galaxy S design language. Meanwhile, key elements like the positioning of the buttons remain unchanged, suggesting that the Galaxy S25 models won’t feature any new physical controls, unlike some of their competitors.
Camera setup is another area where Samsung seems to be sticking with the proven formula. Based on the case cut-outs, the Galaxy S25 and S25 Plus will carry a triple-lens rear camera arrangement, while the Galaxy S25 Ultra will retain its quad-lens system. Although these layouts are similar to those in the Galaxy S24 series, insiders hint at potential upgrades to at least two of the Ultra’s lenses.
If true, these improvements could further enhance Samsung’s already impressive camera performance, refining photo quality and video capabilities in the new lineup.
Alongside these case leaks, dummy units of the Galaxy S25 series have already appeared, supporting reports that the 2025 models will resemble their 2024 counterparts with only slight modifications. In particular, the Galaxy S25 series is rumoured to be a touch thinner than the current models, though Samsung appears to be focusing on incremental refinements rather than a complete design overhaul.
The case leaks, which likely stem from accessory manufacturers receiving early schematics, suggest that the Samsung Galaxy S25 designs are mostly finalized. Accessory makers often receive such details to ensure they’re ready for launch day, adding credibility to these leaks. With only a couple of months left until the expected January launch, the Galaxy S25 series appears set to deliver a familiar look with thoughtful tweaks, potentially enhancing user experience without disrupting Samsung’s core design approach.
