Samsung Galaxy S25 Plus benchmark results have leaked, revealing a more powerful device than the iPhone 16 Pro Max.
Tl;dr
- The Samsung Galaxy S25 should be a powerful smartphone thanks to the Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Elite chipset.
- A new leak reveals high performance for the Galaxy S25 Plus.
- The results outperform the Galaxy S24 Ultra and iPhone 16 Pro Max.
The Galaxy S25: surprising power
Samsung's next flagship, the Galaxy S25, is shaping up to be a powerful smartphonethanks in particular to the Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Elite chipset. This information, revealed by recently leaked benchmarks, suggests impressive performance for this new range.
Remarkable performance revealed by a leak
Benchmarks revealed by leaker Jukanlosreve on The model tested appears to run Android 15 with 10GB of RAM, an unusual amount, clocked at 4.47GHz.
A significant lead over competitors
These scores far surpass those of the Galaxy S24 Ultra, the A18 Pro chipset and even Apple's iPhone 16 Pro Max. The Galaxy S25 Plus is thus positioned in real competitor of the Galaxy S25 Ultra, even surpassing it in single-core test.
It should be noted, however, that these results are only based on a single leak. However, benchmarks of the OnePlus 13, running with the latest Qualcomm chipset, confirm this increase in power for the next generation of Android phones. We therefore look forward to learning more about these significant improvements.
An imminent announcement
We expect Samsung to announce the Galaxy S25 lineup in January, probably around the 23rd. Usually, Samsung leaves about two weeks between the announcement and the official release. Either way, we can't wait to test the Galaxy S25 Plus to see how it compares to the latest iPhones.
In the meantime, Samsung appears to be working on a foldable portable gaming console, as a new patent suggests. Additionally, recently leaked photos revealed the design and user interface of the Galaxy S25 Ultra. Finally, we also got wind of the Galaxy S25 Slim. So many reasons to impatiently await Samsung's next announcements.