All this to say the Galaxy S25 ($800), Galaxy S25+ ($1,000), and Galaxy S25 Ultra ($1,300) are powerful, reliable, and well-equipped smartphones. They're excellent upgrades if you're coming from a three or four-year-old device. They're just not otherwise interesting or exciting.

Samsung hasn’t strayed too far from the tried-and-tested design of the Ultra. It has a big screen with a high refresh rate that makes scrolling a smooth process. You still get the S Pen tucked away in the bottom for anything you need, even if it lacks a few features, and the new software updates are useful if not a compelling reason to upgrade.

The National declared that the era of the AI smartphone had begun with the Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra. It still feels that way. The South Korean technology company has introduced its latest Galaxy S25 line-up,

The design tweaks on the Galaxy S25 Ultra are nice, but that's not a reason to upgrade. Neither are a bunch of new AI tricks.

In a year promising significant technological breakthroughs, Samsung has excelled with the Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra, a smartphone that elevates artificial intel

Samsung's flagship titanium superphone packs excellent performance, long battery life, bright cameras, and Galaxy AI 2.0.

An exercise in refinement with promise of AI enhancements, the Galaxy S25 Ultra represents the best-of-best Android has to offer in 2025

It is now more cost- effective to opt for the premium Galaxy S25 Ultra than any other Samsung smartphone. By combining all the available benefits, you can save over $1300 in instant savings, cashback, and trade-in value on a device that originally costs $1419 (for the 512GB version).

The Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra is a testament to the company's relentless pursuit of innovation in the smartphone industry. As the latest addition to the

Good cameras and long battery life remain the true standout features on Samsung's new phones, but AI is finally finding its footing, too.