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After 5 years of using the Note 20 Ultra, I made the big upgrade and went to the S25 Ultra, and honestly, I am fully satisfied. Yes, the absence of Bluetooth on the SPen cost me, but it wasn't a deal breaker for me to buy it!
The phone is for upgrading from your old low-end or mid-range to a professional category. That's what I did too. So I know that for the next 3 years at least, I won't have any need for a phone. Those of you who have up to the S23 Ultra, I think the transition is barely worth it. Do you want a camera? Do you want battery life? Do you want multitasking? Do you want a professional appearance if you're one of those types who want to look good? Get a Samsung! Now the company supports its devices with updates for many more years. This way, you ensure that future updates will come to your phone too! And why should you get a Samsung, you wonder still? If you're one of those types who drop and break their phones, you'll easily and more affordably have your phone repaired instead of giving a kidney for an Apple.
Having ordered the phone before its release, I observed from the day of its presentation all the fuss about the small changes compared to the previous model, about how the company disappointed us, the battery didn't change, it's small, what terrible colors it has (I loved the titanium blue), that it's not worth spending so much money on it, etc.
We need to keep something in mind. The mentality of "I have the latest model" is something we should overcome. The system doesn't work that way anymore. The money for an expensive device is now an investment and not just a showpiece. Companies have learned first that the costs for raw materials are high and the environmental impact is huge. An expensive device should withstand the test of time. Not be replaced just for fun by the next one. That's why upgrades are for 5-7 years, the small differentiations,..
- Is the s25ultra a great phone? - It is. Fast, beautiful, a huge improvement with the curves at the corners for us with smaller hands, the screen is flawless, huge, it doesn't glare at all (you lose that as soon as you put on a protective glass) 1 hour full charge with a baseus charger, 38 hours battery with settings to prevent apps from running in the background) Why should it have a bigger battery? What's the cost for?
It doesn't struggle with 10 apps open at the same time and doesn't heat up at all, photos are very good, but we laugh at the AI.
It doesn't support Greek yet for Bixby and I'm struggling with Gemini while I work perfectly from the computer.
Personally, I don't care at all if the S Pen button works from a distance, (get a camera) I use the stylus for notes, it works instantly even with the screen off. It converts to text only in notes, not in Word. Voice translation doesn't support Greek (original!)
The AI is still a baby. It has time to develop, as long as people get accustomed to it.
- Is it worth changing from the s24 ultra? - No man, not at all. You have an amazing device, what's the reason? Even an older model s23, I wouldn't change it. I wouldn't.
- Is it worth upgrading from a mid-range phone? - Do you have the money? Do it, YOU won't need to change it for 5-6 years, maybe even longer.
- Should I change my iPhone? - We laugh. Do you want Android? Yes. It's a bit more quality. Are you an iPhone person? Stay where you are.
- Is it worth the money? - What a magical question. Do you have extra? If you have extra, we don't discuss it. If you can't afford it, why are we discussing it?
Flawless device. Professional. It's not for replacement. Unless the next model brings coffee to bed.
This review mainly refers to more "knowledgeable" users who are looking for a new device, but also to people who, without knowing much, can understand the differences of this device from others!
Before I mention the positive and negative aspects, since there has been a lot of chaos on the internet regarding the differences with the previous model, the S25U as a device is amazing. Those who have the S24U, as I did, had no reason to upgrade from the start since the S24U is a beast on its own. I will not evaluate the S25U as a continuation of the 24 but as a device that was released in 2025, like all other companies do. Not everyone has the money to buy a new phone every year, but those who do and want to upgrade every year can decide if the new model is a worthwhile upgrade to get.
Let's start
Regarding the positive aspects:
1. The Snapdragon Elite that the S25U uses is perhaps the biggest upgrade in processor technology in the market for many years. It is the first to have the specifications for the new AI models that many brands will start to fill their phones with while being quite power efficient for what it delivers.
2. The DISPLAY!!! Although I am a big fan of the characteristic square display of the ultra models, after a week of using the round display, I can say that it is indeed much more convenient. The colors are just right, bright, and above all, with Samsung's patent on reflections, the phone looks perfect and crystal clear in all everyday situations.
3. The speakers. It was not mentioned much in the reviews or at the event, but the sound this year is noticeably better than other flagships. It may just be a software issue (better settings of OUI 7) or better drivers; anyway, the experience is very good.
4. The camera. Perhaps the most refined camera version we have seen from Samsung in years. The only change is an additional 50mm lens, which brings significant changes in photo quality but even greater differences in video. The colors are finally spot on with minor differences from what we see in reality, and the tweaks made by AI are not so much additions as they are refinements, making the photos look realistic and pleasing to the eye.
5. Battery. As much as I want to complain about its size and charging speed, the truth is that I have never needed the features I had on older phones (OnePlus 10-11-12). It easily lasts close to 2 days of use based on someone not minding seeing their battery around 30-20% with normal use (average 5 hours screen on per day with several calls and media). It does its job; most of the negatives are minor.
7. Cooling. The 8 elite has greatly improved the heat output compared to Gen 2. Combined with its cooling system, which did an amazing job last year, you won't feel the phone getting hot except under excessive and heavy gaming use (and even then, you will just feel it warm).
8. Samsung's ecosystem is starting to rise and adds devices and accessories for all budgets (for some, this may be good, but for others, it may be bad as it becomes like other companies), providing one of the best experiences in ecosystems that a consumer can have.
9. AI. Like it or not, the future is heading that way, and it was expected that its use would become more intensive in the world of smartphones. I am happy to see two titans in the technology field (Google and Samsung) collaborating, and I believe that over time, there will be things that in the future we will wonder how we lived without them.
10. WIFI 7e. Just overkill, most router-modems are wifi 4-5-6 based on the fact that we now have good internet speeds. In short, with wifi 7, your mobile will keep you covered for many years.
11. 12 Ram in all versions. I am glad to see Samsung not exaggerating and instead prioritizing the ease of manufacturing the device. 12GB of ram is more than enough for everyone.
12. S-PEN. There may only be one time you need it, but at that moment, you will understand how valuable it is to have it.
13. Samsung DeX: It's like having a very small computer with you. As the years go by, it has become more useful to me. I never carry a tablet or laptop for work (at least for my jobs), and when I need a more desktop-like environment, I just connect Dex wirelessly and I'm ready.
14. Software. Here I believe there has been the most significant upgrade as the OUI 7 is simply amazing. From customizing animations to the new camera app, to the removal of unnecessary apps, it is exactly what many of us have been asking from Samsung for years, and they finally delivered. I consider this a positive as many people do not realize how important software development is and how optimized it is. I look forward to seeing how the previous phones of the company will perform with this change, as well as the mid-range phones, since the software aspect may influence the choice of phone even if there are others with better specs at the same price.
15. Design. Many say it lost the characteristic that made it stand out, while others say it is a correct change. Personally, I believe it is a correct change. Better titanium, noticeably more comfortable, and maintaining the reduction of reflection while moving away from the "matte" display that has its own issues, is a good change. All sensors and antennas are in better positions, and the SIM pin is in a spot that you don't confuse for a microphone. All these small changes are appreciated, and I am glad to see them.
As for the negatives:
1. The price. Unfortunately, the whole issue goes to the market and not the phone. Based on the fact that the phone costs in Greece as much as in other countries that have the launch price (1250), then the price issue would be a positive and even more people would buy it (the selling price for the smallest model starts at 1500).
2. The lack of a microSD slot, after so many years, I believe it is mentioned for no reason.
3. Like many companies, Samsung also intends to put various features behind some subscription in the future. It is a shame to buy a product and then have to pay later to use it to the fullest.
4. Here a positive change brings a negative change as well. The screen coating, no matter how much it makes a difference, becomes useless when we put a screen protector on the phone, thus making premium solutions a necessity to somehow maintain this new addition (one of the options is the Whitestone Dome, which is currently priced at 40+ euros).
5. The changes to the S-Pen. This is also the reason there has been so much fuss about the phone since it was released. The removal of Bluetooth from the S-Pen, in my opinion, is a bad move with a poor justification. It is not an expense for such a company the 1 euro that the spen battery can make, nor is it a software issue. I accept that we can now have magsafe accessories without affecting usage, but personally, I had no issue from the beginning, not even with the s24u. I hope to see it again in the next devices.
6. Battery. As mentioned in the positives, the battery is sufficient for 99% of users in terms of capacity as well as speed. Of course, with the changes happening in other brands and the proof that faster charging does not affect battery health, I believe that Samsung needs to step up in the battery department with its next phones.
Overall, the S25U is a fantastic device that will satisfy every kind of demand from its user. I would recommend this device without a second thought to anyone interested in a truly complete package. Those who comment on the phone in comparison to the previous one are, in my opinion, mistaken. Each device is its own product and should not be compared to the differences in generations but with the products. I prefer the perfection of a recipe that already works as it should rather than innovations that may not serve us anything without enough time for testing. It has nothing to envy from other flagships in its category. At this moment, compared to phones in its category, it is one of the best choices someone can make.
Thank you for reading the review!
Upgrade from S23 Ultra, while I thought my S23 was incredibly fast when I picked it up again after the experience with the S25 Ultra, I feel that it wasn't that fast after all, it's just a rocket. The upgrade was worth it.
The purchase was made from Samsung. Incredible phone, fast, amazing screen, cameras, etc. Just like the S24 Ultra....
It's a real shame for someone to buy the S25 Ultra just to say they bought it. Compared to the S24 Ultra, whether it heats up during gaming is completely subjective, and personally, neither of them heated up to the point of "I put it down." Both were in a lukewarm state. The battery is AMAZING in both phones. With the S24 Ultra easily lasting 1 day of normal use and 1.5 to 2 in much lighter use. In heavy use, under 1 day. The S25 Ultra differs in terms of hours. So you gain from 1 to 4 hours. Of course, also considering the S Pen which does not have Bluetooth. To conclude, both phones are amazing. 7 years of updates. Fast. The issue falls on the individual and what they can buy with the money they have.
The 5 stars are few!!
great upgrade
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| ManufacturerSamsung | Samsung | Samsung | Samsung | Samsung |
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| RAM12 GB | 12 GB | 12 GB | 12 GB | 12 GB |
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