The Samsung Galaxy S25 series specs have just surfaced, and based on the info, camera disappointment could be in the cards. This information comes from Greece, of all places, and do take it with a grain of salt.
The Galaxy S25 series specs have just surfaced, as they suggest a disappointment in terms of camera hardware
First and foremost, it is noted that all Galaxy S25 series phones will be fueled by the Snapdragon 8 Elite SoC. That is something that a well-known tipster confirmed recently, so there you have it. The Exynos 2500 won’t be a part of the picture.
It is noted that the Galaxy S25 will offer 12GB of RAM this time around, as suggested recently. Now, in terms of cameras, you may be disappointed. The source claims that the Galaxy S25 and Galaxy S25+ will offer the same cameras as their predecessors.
The Galaxy S25 Ultra will arrive with one notable change. It is said to include a new ultrawide camera, a 50-megapixel one. That will be a boost over the 12-megapixel unit from the Galaxy S24 Ultra.
Battery capacities will also remain unchanged, it seems
Battery capacities will remain unchanged too, based on this information. The same goes for charging speeds. That basically means that the vanilla Galaxy S25 will remain stuck at 25W charging.
The source claims that AI will be in focus during the launch event, which is not surprising. The pricing is tipped to remain the same too, which means that a recent rumor regarding a higher price for the Galaxy S25 Ultra may not be accurate.
We’ve exclusively revealed the designs of the Galaxy S25, Galaxy S25+, and Galaxy S25 Ultra a while back. All three phones are expected to arrive early next year, as January 22 is tipped to be the launch date. It remains to be seen, though, of course.
