The Galaxy S25 series will arrive in early 2025 to try to compete for the throne as the best smartphone of the year. Samsung reserves its most advanced technologies for its “Ultra” mobile flagships, and this time will be no exception. According to reports, the company aims to make its next premium phone thinner than ever without compromising on specifications. Now, a new leak has revealed the colors in which the Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra will be available.
The South Korean giant usually offers a wide variety of colors for its mobile devices. However, in the Galaxy S lineup, the most “gaudy” ones are reserved for the vanilla and Plus variants. On the other hand, the company resorts to more sober and business-like finishes on the Ultra models. It seems that we will see the same line in the upcoming smartphone lineup.
The Galaxy S25 Ultra could be available in these four colors
Ice Universe, a reliable tipster focused on Samsung mobile devices, revealed on X that the Galaxy S25 Ultra will be available in four colors: Black, Green, Blue, and Titanium. In any case, we cannot rule out that the smartphone will receive new colors months later. The source does not specify whether the post includes the colors that Samsung reserves exclusively for its online store.
In terms of design, the Galaxy S25 Ultra aims to stand out for its thinness in relation to the amount of tech it packs. Leaks say the device will be 8.25 mm thick. For reference, the current Galaxy S24 Ultra is 8.6 mm thick. While there are thinner flagship devices from other brands, the Galaxy S25 Ultra will still be the only one that needs to make room to store and charge the S Pen.
The Galaxy S25 Ultra will also have a refined design for the rear camera setup. Although the sensors remain individually arranged, a thick black ring now surrounds them all. Another expected improvement in terms of design will be in reduced bezels around the display.
Some leaked key specs
Moving on to the tech specs, the device will be powered by the Snapdragon 8 Elite/Snapdragon 8 Gen 4 globally. It’s noteworthy that Samsung has not yet ruled out the Exynos 2500 chip for the vanilla and Plus models. The phone will be available in variants with 12 GB and 16 GB of RAM.
The device’s rear cameras will be 200 MP (ISOCELL HP2, main) + 50 MP ultra-wide + 10 MP (telephoto, 3x optical zoom) + 50 MP (periscope, 5x optical zoom) sensors. Lastly, the front camera on the Galaxy S25 Ultra will be a 12 MP sensor.
