Get ready to dive into the world of leaks and rumors, as fresh images of the upcoming Samsung Galaxy S25 dummy units have surfaced online. These images offer a glimpse into the potential design changes that Samsung might be cooking up for its next-generation flagship smartphone.
The leaked images, shared by noted tipster Roland Quandt on Bluesky, showcase potential design changes for the Galaxy S25 Ultra. While the camera setup appears to be similar to the Galaxy S24 Ultra, the most striking difference is the absence of a periscope telephoto camera. This omission has sparked speculation about Samsung's plans for its camera technology in the S25 series.
Galaxy lovers can expect Samsung to release the S25 Ultra in four standard colors (Titanium Black, Titanium Blue, Titanium Gray, and Titanium Silver) and three online-exclusive colors (Titanium Blue/Black, Titanium Jade Green, and Titanium Pink Gold).
The two colors seen in the dummy unit photos above are likely the standard Titanium Black and Titanium Gray or Silver.
Could this mean that Samsung is ditching the periscope lens altogether? Or is it simply a design choice for the dummy units? Only time will tell.
A Flatter Design with Rounded Corners
Another notable change is the flatter frame and more rounded corners of the Galaxy S25 Ultra. This shift in design language offers a refreshing aesthetic compared to the sharper, more angular design of previous Ultra devices.
The leaked images also suggest that the Galaxy S25 Ultra may come in two color options: black and silver.
A Closer Look at the Leaked Images
- Flatter Frame and Rounded Corners: The Galaxy S25 Ultra appears to have a slimmer profile with a more pronounced curve at the edges.
- Camera Setup: The camera array seems to be laid out similarly to the Galaxy S24 Ultra but without the periscope lens.
- Color Options: The leaked images showcase black and silver color variants.
It's important to note that these are just dummy units, and the final design of the Galaxy S25 series may differ. However, these leaks offer valuable insights into Samsung's potential direction for its next flagship smartphone.
