The first thing to note is that Samsung typically takes just over two weeks between the Galaxy Unpacked launch event and the official release day — preferring to release those phones on a Friday. There are some discrepancies to that trend: The Galaxy S20 took almost a month to be released, though it still stuck with the Friday release day.

The Samsung Galaxy S25 features flat sides and rounded corners, just like the Pixel 9, and just like the iPhone.

The Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra has appeared in real world photos, giving us a better look at its design. The rounded corners suggest a design change, with a frame that's squarer than previous Ultra models.

Dummy unit leaks of the Galaxy S25 Ultra show off the flagship's rounded corners, flatter sides and display, and camera rings. Read on!

Slightly rounded corners and a familiar camera layout signal the upcoming flagship somewhat maintains its distinctive Ultra identity.

Another leak leaves fans uncertain about what colors the Galaxy S25 will come in, with information that contradicts previous tips.

Samsung has confirmed that the Galaxy S25 series will debut in the first half of 2025. According to a recent leak, the Galaxy Unpacked event is likely scheduled for January 22 in San Francisco. In addition to the Galaxy S25, Galaxy S25+, and Galaxy S25 Ultra, the company might also unveil the much-anticipated Galaxy S25 Slim during the event.

The difference between Samsung Galaxy Slim and iPhone Slim models is that Samsung wants to make the camera stronger, stronger than S25, and more similar to the idea of vivo X200 Pro mini, not just thin and light.

One of the biggest advances coming to the Galaxy S25 Ultra is undoubtedly the new Snapdragon chip. We have heard from several sources that every version of the S25 will come with the Snapdragon 8 Elite, meaning improved performance for all.

The Samsung Galaxy S25 series specs have appeared, partial ones, and they suggest we won't see many improved specs on the devices.