For weeks now, we’ve been bombarded with price leaks for the highly anticipated Samsung Galaxy S25 series, which is scheduled to launch in two days. There is undoubtedly a tendency for leaks to become more specific in the very last days before a launch but, as always with unconfirmed reports, we suggest taking these latest reports with a grain of salt.
The first, from an anonymous source via Gizmochina, concerns Europe and reveals the following prices for the range in that market:
- Galaxy S25 (128 GB) : 909 EUROS
- Galaxy S25 (256 GB) : 969 EUROS
- Galaxy S25+ (256 GB) : 1 159 EUROS
- Galaxy S25 Ultra (256 Go) : 1 459 euros
If these numbers seem remarkably close to those of the previous generation, the following report might explain why. According to South Korean media FnNewssamsung could try to keep the prices of the S series at the same level from one generation to the next.
To do this, the company apparently has to absorb some costs related to rising component prices and fluctuating exchange rates, rather than passing them on to customers. The source predicts the following prices for South Korea:
-- Galaxy S25 (256 GB): 1,155,000 won (773 euros)
- Galaxy S25 (512 GB) : 1,313,400 won (879 euros)
- Galaxy S25+ (256 Go) : 1 353 000 won (905 €)
- Galaxy S25+ (512 Go) : 1 511 400 won (1 011 €)
- Galaxy S25 Ultra (256 Go) : 1 698 400 won (1 136 €)
- Galaxy S25 Ultra (512 Go) : 1 856 800 won (1 242 €)
Notably, these two reports run counter to recent reports of a price increase, but are consistent with a leak from informant Ronald Quandt last December.
On the other hand, here are some elements of the Galaxy S24 range and their current prices on Amazon:
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