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Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra Confirms the New Design Again with Leaked Dummy Units

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Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra Confirms the New Design Again with Leaked Dummy Units

Some dummy units have emerged on the interwebs showing what the Galaxy S25 Ultra might end up looking like after the design change. We’ve seen the Ultra phones by Samsung maintain a boxy form factor for ages, but the winds are finally changing direction.


These dummy units are the closest estimation of the S25 Ultra’s speculated new design which gets rounded corners and flat sides. They don’t plan on changing the camera assortment. As you can see from the camera setting, the penta sensor alignment is the same as the S24 Ultra. 


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Those cameras may be identical to the S24 Ultra by lens count, but the S25 Ultra is easily discernible due to some aesthetic changes. Now, they only dialed down the palm-jabbing corners of the S24 Ultra design slightly, so it still keeps the identity of an Ultra phone.


They also want to skip the Exynos variants and stick with a Snapdragon 8 Elite on all Samsung's upcoming flagship devices shipped globally. The rumors mill also hinted at a bump in price compared to the last-gen Ultra phone. It’s unconfirmed for now but a strong possibility nonetheless.  


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A leak spilled all the possible color variants S25 Ultra might drop this time. Its titanium frame will have four standard colors in familiar Blue, Black, Silver, and Gray hues and some newly mixed Pink/Silver and Jade green finishes. These are seven different color options. 

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