Major Galaxy S25 Ultra Design Leak Reveals Exciting Details
Samsung’s highly anticipated Galaxy S25 Ultra has been the subject of many leaks, but this latest one offers the most comprehensive look at its design yet. Photos of mock-ups for the flagship phone have surfaced online, revealing key design elements ahead of its official launch.
Mock-ups Based on Accessory Manufacturer Schematics
These mock-ups are created using schematic information shared with accessory manufacturers to help them design cases and other products. Typically, such mock-ups are highly accurate representations of the final product.
The latest images come from two well-known and reliable leakers, @Jukanlosreve and @OnLeaks, adding credibility to the claims.
Not a Design Revolution, But Key Refinements
While the Galaxy S25 Ultra isn’t expected to revolutionize smartphone design, the mock-ups show several refinements compared to its predecessor, the Galaxy S24 Ultra:
- New Camera Layout: The rear cameras now feature a redesigned housing, a change previously hinted at in earlier leaks.
- Rounded Corners: The phone’s corners are noticeably rounder than those of the current model, making it look more like the standard Galaxy S25 series.
Colors and Screen Size
The leaked images depict the Galaxy S25 Ultra in black and white, consistent with earlier reports. It’s also rumored that blue and gray could be additional color options at launch.
One significant change is the slightly larger display size:
- Expected to measure 6.86 inches, compared to the 6.8 inches on the Galaxy S24 Ultra.
- This increase is likely due to thinner bezels, providing more screen real estate without making the device bulkier.
Camera Upgrades and Conflicting Reports
There’s still some speculation about the rear cameras. While many leaks suggest at least two cameras will see major improvements, details remain conflicting.
Launch Timeline
The wait won’t be long, as the Galaxy S25 Ultra, alongside the standard Galaxy S25 and Galaxy S25 Plus, is expected to launch in January 2024.
This lineup could set the tone for flagship smartphones in the new year, with Samsung focusing on subtle but meaningful design and feature upgrades.
