Samsung Galaxy S25
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- 17 Feb 2025
Julius, 17 Feb 2025I am giving up on Samsung. It was the most innovative comp... moreSamsung has phone with a stylus, folding phone and flip phone (with multiple displays), slim phone, etc etc. 0 innovation? And how is innovative? Onpelus who sell 2-3 different standard metal and glass sandwich phones? Sure.. Good luck with your Chinese phones.
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- 17 Feb 2025
900 euros for a phone about the same as in 2022, with 128 GB memory and 25W charging...what can i say ?...words fail me. And surely expect the same next year.
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- 17 Feb 2025
They never been innovative. Bad camera with oversharping images, worst battery time.
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- 17 Feb 2025
I am giving up on Samsung.
It was the most innovative company, but now it has become boring.
Looking at the S25 serie and the coming A serie A26, 36, 56 there is zero innovation, all the budget is spent on marketing and advertising.
Time to have a look to the chinese companies ?
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- 16 Feb 2025
Anonymous, 16 Feb 2025You are just trying to justify the money you spent. S24 alr... moreNo point discussing S24 so much here. This is for S25 discussions and not S24. And you are not supposed to upgrade from S24 to S25. This is a giant waste of money which you should be spending on making your life experience better on travels and things like that. Only people with 4-5 year old phones should be upgrading to S25 and for them it's a giant upgrade, like it was for me S10e -> S25.
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- 16 Feb 2025
In the battery test, this has an hour longer runtime with the same battery capacity. The density of the battery must have already improved because it is 5-6 grams lighter and 0.4mm thinner than the S24. But because battery life will improve even with the same capacity because of more efficient components, that is the reason why I am advocating to keep battery runtime the same for 2-3 years by slightly reducing the capacity each of those years. For example, the S26 going to like 3800 mAh, then the S27 to 3600 mAh. That way, the weight can be reduced not only by the battery density improvements, but the slightly reduced capacity at same battery runtime adds to that effect, as well as the thinner design, making it very quickly possible to reach less than 150g without any sacrifice. This is even more necessary on the 99% of other phones that are 6.5 inch and bigger.
This is also why I think the S25 Edge will not be as bad as part of the tech community (especially here) makes it out to be. 3900 mAh is smaller by comparison with other phones, and it will of course last shorter. But it will still be better than a 3900 mAh phone would have been 5 years ago because of more efficient displays, SoCs, modems etc., and that while having a very thin and — for the size — very lightweight design.
Also btw, I don’t say this specifically because Samsung did it, I don’t use Samsung phones anyway. I‘m saying this because of the implementation and not because of the brand. If any other brand came out with such a very thin and light (and better yet, small) phone, I would have said the same about that one.
Some people (especially here) will demand ever bigger batteries, and that will be kept up by niches like the gaming phones, but I believe these thinner designs which enable lighter weight will be the future for the previously mentioned reasons. A battery needs to only last one day, and at best that is true even after the battery degraded over multiple years so that a battery replacement is not necessary over the lifetime of the phone. But I think we are already close or at that point and there is no benefit to going beyond, because in a reasonable use case, a phone is charged once per day no matter what. And for most people, that is what they are doing, and the improvement in design is a bigger benefit than the superfluous battery runtime.
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- 16 Feb 2025
Loky, 14 Feb 2025I have samsung s23 256/8. I don't see how samsung s25 ... moreObviously, there's no point in upgrading
If you want a new replacement,
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- 16 Feb 2025
Ralph73, 14 Feb 2025This is a completely different phone from the s23 and s24. ... moreYou are just trying to justify the money you spent. S24 already had a great display. I dont know what is so much better with the S25. And no one apart from you says that. S24 already took good pictures, S25 is slightly better at best. Performance yes is much better but does someone notice it in day to day applications? It is not as if the S24 was a slow phone either. S25 is a very marginal upgrade to S24 really.
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- 16 Feb 2025
Johnweyn, 16 Feb 2025How much different is from the s24The main differences compared to the S24 (SM-S9210): 1. The display is much richer, more contrasting, the matrix is definitely different. 2. The camera takes much better pictures (I don’t even know why). 3. Battery life is better by an average of 12%. 4. Performance is much better in all respects. 5. The sound of the speakers is, in my opinion, at the same level. 6. The speaker is flawless. 7. The quality of communication under equal conditions of deployment is definitely better, 4G works flawlessly. The rest is not important to me.
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- 16 Feb 2025
Ralph73, 14 Feb 2025This is a completely different phone from the s23 and s24. ... moreHow much different is from the s24
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- 16 Feb 2025
CreamyDickCheese, 14 Feb 2025No SD card slot, no buy! Next Samesung!Samsung and Apple are never bringing an sd card on their premium phones , just buy lesser phones if you really care about sd card
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- 16 Feb 2025
a 2025 basically flagship phone having 25w charging is a disgrace for samsung
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- 15 Feb 2025
CreamyDickCheese, 14 Feb 2025No SD card slot, no buy! Next Samesung!Are you living in the Middle Ages? Thanks to cloud storage, even 128 is more than enough. Your memory card has obviously never crashed
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- 15 Feb 2025
CreamyDickCheese, 14 Feb 2025No SD card slot, no buy! Next Samesung!Go buy a Galaxy A series or a Sony Xperia then.
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- 14 Feb 2025
No SD card slot, no buy! Next Samesung!
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- 14 Feb 2025
This is a completely different phone from the s23 and s24. Don't look at the specs, they are supposedly the same on paper. But after using it, you will see a significant difference. 1. The display on the s25 is simply gorgeous, it has a different matrix. 2. The camera takes better pictures, amazing. 3. The battery life is significantly better. 4. Everyone already knows about the rest.
A great phone! Try it yourself, don't listen to anyone...
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- 14 Feb 2025
Loky, 14 Feb 2025I have samsung s23 256/8. I don't see how samsung s25 ... moreNo, of course you must buy the s25. What are you poor? S23 is an old tech
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- 14 Feb 2025
I have samsung s23 256/8. I don't see how samsung s25 will be a good upgrade for me right now. Specs are allmost same. I don't use phone for gaming so I will stick to my s23
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- 13 Feb 2025
Anonymous, 13 Feb 2025Wait till you load it up with apps , wont be as optimised a... moreCome and see my samsung s24+ beats iPhone 15 pro max easily.
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- 13 Feb 2025
Hmm, 12 Feb 2025You are trolling right? It's hard to believe you. Same... more> Sure... 50mp vs 12mp.
You don't understand the interaction between sensor size and megapixel count. Most real pro/prosumer cameras don't even reach 50MP, and those that do (or exceed it) always have at least full-frame or medium format sensors. This cannot be compared with the pinhead-sized sensors in smartphone cameras, where the sweet spot in terms of resolution to color rendition and noise performance is probably closer to 8 or 10MP. The megapixel race on smartphones is a complete gimmick, and besides, the S25 already shoots in 12MP mode by default; the best setting.
> Telephoto vs no telephoto.
This is valid, but you're also forgetting about the S10e's variable aperture, the lack of which is really a downgrade. Ideally we'd have both.
>I mean S10e was good, I still have it as a backup, but don't carried away with posting such exaggerations.
The area where the S10e fails is the hard-coded overdone noise reduction automatically applied to all pictures taken in the default camera app that makes them look like an oil painting when you zoom in a little. In this area, the S25 is much better, and is able to get more detailed images as a result. The S25 also has better color rendition in ideal conditions (outdoors, gentle sunlight), but images taken in low light (particularly in very warm ambient light) have an extremely ugly and weird grey-yellowish cast, while the S10e renders warm tones far more accurately. I suspect there is something wrong with the auto white balance on this latest extended generation of Samsung cameras.