Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra 512GB
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Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra: AI above all else
The Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra is an incredibly powerful and polished flagship that focuses too much on AI and not enough on hardware upgrades- Class-leading performance and battery life, Seven years of software support, Excellent cameras now come with LOG video
- Display not up to the flagship standard, Rivals have more robust IP ratings, S Pen no longer has Bluetooth
Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra Review: More Than Meets The Eye
The Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra is a familiar face, but a very different beast. It's a phone defined by subtle refinements and a few bold choices, making it a compelling upgrade.- Good Cameras, LOG Video recording for aspiring YouTubers, Class-leading battery life, Improved charging, Useful AI Features, 7 years of Updates!
- No Dolby Vision support, S Pen losses Bluetooth support, Still Expensive
Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra Review: A Powerful Smartphone That’s a Little Boring
The design tweaks are nice, but that's not a reason to upgrade. Neither is a bunch of new AI tricks. Samsung's ultimate phone could do so much more.- Big, anti-reflective display, Lighter chassis, Higher-resolution ultra-wide angle lens
- Not much of a camera upgrade, Everything else is about AI, Where's the magnets???
The Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra isn’t so ‘ultra’ anymore
Still big. Still great. But Samsung is losing the plot on what makes the Ultra so extra.- Excellent screen, Improved ultrawide camera, Rounded corners are comfier
- Expensive, Bulky, AI is (still) hit or miss
Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra Review: a powerhouse you won’t regret buying
“The Galaxy S25 Ultra is all the flagship powerhouse smartphone you'll need for years to come.”- Lighter than previous models, Anti-reflective screen looks amazing, New wide-angle camera takes great photos, Powerhouse processor, Long software update commitment, One UI 7 is the best version yet
- No Bluetooth on the S Pen, Galaxy AI features have limited appeal, Main camera disappoints, Qi2 wireless charging not built in
Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra Review
Someone tell me what’s so “Ultra” here?
The Galaxy S25 Ultra is a stellar but extremely boring smartphone
The highest-end variant of Samsung's flagship smartphone lineup for 2025, the S25 Ultra ships with the Snapdragon 8 Elite chipset, a massive 6.9-inch display, and a quad camera setup.- Stunning design, Snaps great photos, Minimized bezels look great
- Very similar to the Galaxy S24 Ultra, Now Brief isn't great, Most Galaxy AI features aren't useful
Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra review: Boring but brilliant
I didn’t want to love the S25 Ultra. It’s one of the smallest generational updates we’ve ever seen, and there’s no excuse for that with so much innovation happening elsewhere. But it’s a wonderful phone that’s a pleasure to use and there’s no area where the S25 Ultra falls short.- Slick software, The most advanced AI around, Gorgeous anti-reflective screen, Image processing has improved
- Barely any hardware upgrades, S Pen has no Bluetooth, Expensive
Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra
The Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra is its best Android smartphone yet. In almost every area, it offers top-drawer specs and performance.- Slightly less reflective flat Gorilla Armor 2 and a bright display., Battery life is good, but heavy users will need to recharge daily., The camera is good but not class-leading. Needs more work., Powerful SoC but throttles terribly.
- Colour inaccurate image preview 8-bit display., USB-C is not fully implemented., Charging speed is not class-leading, and fast charging requires a Samsung-specific charger., Not enough hardware changes to jsutify updating your old Ultra., Samsung’s ecosystem is heading toward Apple’s walled garden.
Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra review: Malibu Stacy’s new hat looks great
The Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra is a solid, very good phone. It’s exactly what you’d expect it to be, and nothing more.- Better heat dissipation, Very powerful, Great (if familiar) cameras
- Over-reliance on AI, Two assistants are confusing, Doesn’t really offer anything new