Samsung Galaxy S25 Series Arrives Worldwide



 Samsung Newsroom:

Samsung Electronics today announced the global availability of the new Galaxy S25 series. Together with One UI 7, Gemini is officially available at launch in 46 languages,1 making it easier than ever to perform seamless interactions across Samsung and Google apps.

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▲ New York 500 Broadway, Galaxy Experience Space

“The Galaxy S25 series is a fundamental shift in how we interact with our phones,” said TM Roh, President and Head of Mobile eXperience Business at Samsung Electronics. “We are thrilled to see how our users will enjoy this true AI companion that offers seamless and intuitive solutions in their daily lives.”

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▲ Dubai The Bay Festival City Mall, Galaxy Experience Space

On the Galaxy S25 series, AI agents with multimodal capabilities are integrated within the One UI 72 platform to perform complex tasks seamlessly across apps and enable natural user interactions through speech, text, videos and images. Now Brief3 provides tailored suggestions to guide through the day and Now Bar4 offers a new hub for ongoing activities. From enhanced productivity with Writing Assist to limitless creativity unleashed by Drawing Assist,5 the expanded capabilities of Galaxy AI6 continue to empower users in every aspect of their daily lives.

Interactions with the Galaxy S25 series are also more intuitive. With just a single command, Gemini7 can effortlessly find a user’s favorite sports team’s schedule and add it to Samsung Calendar. Additionally, Google’s enhanced Circle to Search8 now gives users more helpful information with AI Overviews and one-tap actions.

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▲ Vietnam Ho Chi Minh City, Galaxy AI Sai Gon Terminal

The Galaxy S25 series further refines and enhances the core capabilities that define the Galaxy experience. Powering the Galaxy S25 series globally, the Snapdragon® 8 Elite Mobile Platform for Galaxy fuels on-device processing for more responsive AI experiences. With unique customizations for Galaxy, including ProScaler9 and Samsung’s mobile Digital Natural Image engine (mDNIe), the Galaxy S25 series boasts enhanced AI image processing and display power efficiency. The newly introduced 50MP ultrawide camera sensor for the Galaxy S25 Ultra delivers epic shots from every range in exceptional clarity, while professional grade controls like Virtual Aperture and Samsung Log turn any photo or video into the ultimate visual experience.

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▲ Indonesia Jakarta Kota Kasablanka, Galaxy Experience Space

The Galaxy S25 series is the industry’s first smartphone lineup to support Content Credentials, based on the open technical standard from the Coalition for Content Provenance and Authenticity (C2PA). Samsung has also joined the C2PA as a member, alongside industry leaders including Adobe, Microsoft, OpenAI, Google, Publicis Groupe and more, all collaborating to establish Content Credentials as the universal standard for digital content provenance. In line with its commitment to responsible mobile AI innovation, Samsung adopted this standard to enhance transparency for content created and edited with generative AI.

Starting February 7, the Galaxy S25 series will be widely available through carriers and retailers and on Samsung.com. Galaxy S25 Ultra is available in Titanium Silverblue, Titanium Black, Titanium Whitesilver and Titanium Gray. Galaxy S25 and Galaxy S25+ come in Navy, Silver Shadow, Icyblue and Mint. More unique color options are also available exclusively at Samsung.com,10 including Titanium Pinkgold, Titanium Jetblack and Titanium Jadegreen for Galaxy S25 Ultra as well as Blueblack, Coralred and Pinkgold for Galaxy S25+ and Galaxy S25.

All Galaxy S25 devices will come with six months of Gemini Advanced and 2TB of cloud storage at no extra cost. Gemini Advanced comes with Samsung’s most capable AI models and priority access to the newest features like Gems, custom AI experts for any topic, and Deep Research, which acts as a personal AI research assistant.

For more information about Galaxy S25 series, please visit: Samsung Newsroom, Samsungmobilepress.com and Samsung.com.

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▲ Mexico City Santa Fe Mall, Galaxy Experience Space

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▲ Brazil Sao Paulo, Galaxy S25 launch event

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▲ Germany Berlin, Galaxy Experience Space


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Samsung Galaxy S25 Series Arrives Worldwide

Galaxy S25 simplifies and enhances everyday life through intuitive, multimodal mobile AI experiences powered by optimized hardware and software advancements
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I got mine a week ago. Pre-ordered w/trade-in. Ultra 512gb
 

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I’ll never understand the hysteria surrounding the release of a new Samsung or iPhone. Nor can I understand why (In my country at least) people will pay up to AU$2400 for a new phone, that in short, has not been used enough by the public to confirm it’s any good. i.e. Explodes or just doesn’t live up to the hype.
 

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antspants said:
I’ll never understand the hysteria surrounding the release of a new Samsung or iPhone. Nor can I understand why (In my country at least) people will pay up to AU$2400 for a new phone, that in short, has not been used enough by the public to confirm it’s any good. i.e. Explodes or just doesn’t live up to the hype.
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I agree way over the top in prices for either a Samsung or iPhone. I still have the Samsung Galaxy 21+ 512mb and that wasn't cheap as I buy them outright.
Still going strong, still gets firmware updates and doesn't miss a beat and for the subtle changes each year not really worth the upgrade. When it finally dies I will then look at what's available and at a decent price then.
 

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Wolfzz said:
I agree way over the top in prices for either a Samsung or iPhone. I still have the Samsung Galaxy 21+ 512mb and that wasn't cheap as I buy them outright.
Still going strong, still gets firmware updates and doesn't miss a beat and for the subtle changes each year not really worth the upgrade. When it finally dies I will then look at what's available and at a decent price then.
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I’m the same, bought an iPhone 13 Pro, outright when the 15 was released, so cheaper as 2 models old. I could afford the latest but simply cant justify the $2400.
 
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Wolfzz said:
I agree way over the top in prices for either a Samsung or iPhone. I still have the Samsung Galaxy 21+ 512mb and that wasn't cheap as I buy them outright.
Still going strong, still gets firmware updates and doesn't miss a beat and for the subtle changes each year not really worth the upgrade. When it finally dies I will then look at what's available and at a decent price then.
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I've got the S22+256GB storage. I read it will get the One UI version 7 eventually although I'm fine at UI 6.1 so I'm not in any rush to upgrade unless the battery starts giving out on me.
 

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I always wanted the best of the best, til my favorite sales lady finally figured out what a drooling twit I was and sicked me onto the A-Series!
Currently: A35, 8GB RAM, 400 bucks, out the door. It's all I need.
 

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I agree with everything that's been said. The weak link in all phones are the batteries. Manufacturers have them totally sealed in to the units so the average user would need an electronics degree to change it - if you can find a replacement. Planned obsolescence. I believe the EU had plans to make it easier for consumers to repair products rather than sending them to landfill but I don't know if that went ahead.
 

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I can’t speak for a Samsung but any Australian Mobile Phone Kiosk in a mall can replace a battery in an iPhone for between maybe $80 to $130. We have up to 3 of these kiosks in a decent sized mall.
I asked at one the other day as my iPhone battery only lasts a day. They said AU$115.00
I’m not going to discard a phone due to a cracked screen or battery issue.
 

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Still happy with Samsung S21 -- no need to replace !

I like new tech but I'm not an avid phone user and I usually avoid most social media and when doing photography Ilike to use a Pro type DSLR with interchangeable lenses etc.

So I'm not in the market for the S25 -- sorry samsung.

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I'm still happy with my Samsung S10+. On third battery and does everything I need to do. At those S25 prices, I will not be changing anytime soon (I hope).
 

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