Samsungis expected to launch itsGalaxy S25 seriesearly next year and, of course, the closer we get to its reveal, the moreleaksthat are starting to appear. Now, in what is our best look at the unrevealed phone yet, a new video leak offers a pretty good impression of what the Galaxy S25 Ultra could look like.
A video titled “S24 Ultra definitely” was posted onRedditrecently, and according to reliable leakerIce Universe, it’s “obviously” the Galaxy S25 Ultra. The video shows a close-up look of the phone being moved around. The most significant noticeable change? That would be its rounded corners not seen on the current Galaxy S24 Ultra, which has 90-degree angle corners.
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The phone shown in the video is likely a prototype and not the final version of the Galaxy S25 Ultra, but given how close we are to next year’s rumored launch, the final device could end up being very similar.
The new rounded aesthetic seems to complement Samsung’s newOne UI 7user interface, which features rounded design elements similar to iOS. It also confirms that the Galaxy S25 is following in the iPhone’s footsteps and is adopting its frame-style rounded corners. This new look for the S25 was also revealed in recentleaked dummy unitpictures of the smartphone. I’m all for this change, as I find phones with rounded edges much more comfortable to hold and use with one hand. Google recently made similar design changes to its smartphone line with thePixel 9 series.
The phone appears to have a glossy silver finish and Samsung’s signature camera setup, which looks similar to what’s already on the S24 Ultra. The Galaxy 25 Ultra will likely feature Qualcomm’s newSnapdragon 8 Eliteprocessor, too. The Galaxy S25 series is expected to be announced early next year, possibly in January.
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