The Samsung Galaxy S25 series is expected to be revealed later this month at Samsung’s first Unpacked of the year. Details about the devices have leaked over the past few months, but a new leak has revealed more about some specific aspects of the trio.
As Ishan Agarwal shares on X, it appears that the Samsung Galaxy S25 series will be sold globally with Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Elite. It looks like there won’t be an Exynos chipset this year for the flagship lineup. This isn’t really news at this point, since several leaks have claimed the presence of the Qualcomm chipset has been confirmed by reference listings of European devices. That said, Ishan Agarwal cites retail sources here, which adds credibility to previous leaks.
According to available information, the vanilla Galaxy S25 and S25+ models will both be available in four colors: Navy, Mint, Icy Blue and Silver Shadow. The flagship Galaxy S25 Ultra will be available in Titanium Black, Titanium Silver Blue, Titanium Gray and Titanium White Silver. All three models are said to be more compact and lighter than their predecessors, with the exception of the S25 Ultra which is larger than the S24 Ultra.
The price of the Galaxy S25 would be 1,079 euros when equipped with 512 GB of storage. 12 GB RAM is also offered as standard across the entire range. Finally, it’s important to note that the rumored Galaxy S25 Slim isn’t set to launch this month. This phone is expected to debut much later in the year, likely alongside the Galaxy Z Fold7 and Z Flip7 in July or August.
