Samsung’s Galaxy S-series is in its software era. Maybe the whole smartphone industry is, too, save for a few phones with hinges (Samsung’s included). But overall, we have exited the hardware-driven innovation cycle and are firmly in the midst of a software-based one.

The Galaxy S25 Plus is a tougher sell given how it shares the same set of Galaxy AI features and cameras found on the cheaper S25 model. It's a powerful, big-screen phone, but it's hampered by a dimmer display and modest battery life improvements over its predecessor.

I’ve spent a little bit of time with the Galaxy S25 Plus this week, and while I haven’t yet gone extensively through the new features and capabilities, I’ve had some pretty good first impressions of the phone.

Whenever Unpacked comes around in January, Samsung spends a load of time talking about the "Ultra" model, and very little time talking about the base and

The new Galaxy S25 Ultra is undoubtedly a wonderful phone with some truly ultra specs. But in 2025, a lot of phones have ultra features and cost a lot less than $1,300.

If you are looking for futuristic AI experiences with powerful performance, then the Galaxy S25 Ultra is the one for you. Check out the detailed review to know what it is “Almost” a perfect Android flagship.

Samsung announced a new ‘Plus’ smartphone in January, as part of its Galaxy S25 series. In this article, we’ll be comparing the Samsung Galaxy S25+ vs Samsung Galaxy S24+. The current-gen ‘Plus’ Galaxy S25 model goes against its predecessor.