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Samsung Galaxy S25 Series Promo Images Expose the Trio’s Final Design

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Samsung Galaxy S25 Series Promo Images Expose the Trio’s Final Design

The leak spree continues, and we have new details about the Samsung Galaxy S25 series today. We came across a few promo images tipped by Evan Blass in his leak mail and he finally cleared all our confusion about the Galaxy S25, S25 Plus, and S25 Ultra designs.


As you can tell from the images here, the S25 and S25+ designs haven’t changed, give or take a few tweaks. They will look the same but the display sizes will be visibly different between those two phones. Of course, the sides are just as flat as the last S24 iteration, but at least Samsung has shrunk the bezels some more this time.


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The S25 Ultra is a different story. Samsung has revamped its design so the Ultra might feel like an entirely new phone, build-wise. Its corners are rounded, not pointy. That’s the main and probably the most noticeable change. 


Camera rings are another thing that has changed because Ultra phones before only had black rings around the lenses. But now, those rings are the same color as the Samsung new flagship model’s primary body paint. The same goes for the S25 and S25 Plus as well. 


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Also, we have something else in these images that could be a big part of One UI 7’s AI package. We’ve heard rumors of a Now Bar feature on UI 7 that accumulates highlights throughout the day and displays it on the home screen. It’s anyone’s guess how this feature works, but since Samsung has already teased the new Bixby and other AI options for the Samsung S25 Series, more official details are probably coming out soon. Stay tuned, if you don’t want to miss the future updates.

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