Samsung Galaxy S25 now has a 512GB storage option in Pakistan, and that’s paired with 12GB RAM and a Snapdragon 8 Elite. But the price climbs up quite a bit with this storage upgrade. Galaxy S25 is a pure flagship handset, of course. And this time, the Pakistani market doesn’t get the bitter end of the stick with an Exynos SoC. We have the same 4.47GHz “for Galaxy” chip as the USA market. There’s a 4,000 mAh battery here. It can only support a 25W input. Qi2 support and wireless 15W input are added to the Galaxy S25. The fingerprint is ultrasonic as always. It’s an LTPO 2x Dynamic AMOLED up front. The size is 6.2” with FHD+ resolution and a 120Hz refresh rate, which is standard for flagships. Galaxy S25 has a Gorilla Glass Victus 2, by the way. And the phone is tested against water and dust at IP68. The frame is made of Aluminium, so it’s pretty tough. The 512GB storage here is UFS 4.0. There’s no SD card slot on the S25, so you get what you buy. A 50MP unit is used for the main camera. Then comes a 10MP 3X telephoto lens with a 12MP ultrawide sensor. That selfie camera on the screen is also 12MP. Galaxy S25’s speakers are loud with stereo output. The Type C port at the bottom has a display output, which is used for Dex. Other phones in its league are Xiaomi 17 and Vivo X300, but only the Samsung Galaxy S25 can give you 7 years of OS updates right now.