Here's how Samsung's new flagship phones for 2025 compare with each other, from screens to specs to AI features.

Samsung’s newest flagship has finally landed in stores and it would be easy to look at the as nothing more than an iterative upgrade that brings a few small upgrades to the table. However, as Andy covered in our ,

You have just a few hours left to buy a Galaxy S25 Series for almost nothing.

As per fresh leak, Galaxy S25 Edge will match the Galaxy S25 Ultra by serving a 200-megapixel camera, despite being the thinnest phone in Samsung's portfolio.The Latest Tech News, Delivered to Your In

Samsung's Galaxy S25 Ultra isn't a bad phone, but it fails to best the competition from practically every angle

Magnetic accessories can mess with the Galaxy S25 Ultra's S Pen’s performance, just like on the S24 Ultra. Thicker cases might reduce interference, as shown when a MagSafe adapter didn’t trigger a warning. So far, this seems like an isolated issue, but we’re waiting for Samsung’s response.

All this to say the Galaxy S25 ($800), Galaxy S25+ ($1,000), and Galaxy S25 Ultra ($1,300) are powerful, reliable, and well-equipped smartphones. They're excellent upgrades if you're coming from a three or four-year-old device. They're just not otherwise interesting or exciting.

The Galaxy S25 Ultra is expensive, but it's also good at everything, even if its cameras and battery life can't quite beat some of the best alternatives

The base 256GB model of the Galaxy S25 Ultra starts $1,299 and rises to nearly $1,700 for the 1TB variant. It's the same price as last year's S24 Ultra, which is a relief after a year of price increases on many new phones.

The Samsung Galaxy S25 Plus offers similar specs as the Galaxy S25 Ultra for $300 less. Let's find if that extra investment worth the added features!