The first prototypes of the Galaxy S25 Ultra are circulating on the Internet. Samsung is testing 4 variants – SMARTmania.cz

• The first images of the upcoming Galaxy S25 Ultra have leaked onto the internet
• These are primarily front-end designs
• Samsung is reportedly experimenting with four different variants

The development of the next generation of smartphones takes time, even if the big companies have something to build on. Samsung appears to have already started work on the future Galaxy S25 series, with the latest information regarding next year’s top-of-the-line model, the Galaxy S25 Ultra. Renders have leaked online and it appears that they are currently testing four prototypes in South Korea, with each version being slightly different.

Radical changes are unlikely to occur

An unnamed source provided the server https://twitter.com/ReaSufyanWaleed/status/1772064770872725523 information on what the design of the Galaxy S25 Ultra could potentially look like. With four prototypes reportedly being tested, the image below shows four separate renders, with each version featuring slight differences in terms of bezels around the display. For example, the first render on the left has a similar bezel to the Galaxy S24 Ultra, while the render next to it shows an even thinner bezel.

From the renders, we learned that the Galaxy S25 Ultra will, at least at this stage of testing, retain the front-facing camera in a small cutout, which is located in the same location as the Galaxy S24 Ultra’s front-facing camera. Overall, there will be only minor differences between the two models, and since Samsung has stuck to the same shape for the past few years, it’s likely that the new one will be difficult to distinguish from the older models unless the color palette changes.

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It’s getting dark over another compact. The basic Galaxy S25 is to get a larger display

In terms of specifications, the Galaxy S25 Ultra may be launched exclusively with a Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Gen 4 processor, which would especially please Exynos critics. Since this chipset is said to be more expensive than the Snapdragon 8 Gen 3, Samsung may choose a dual chipset for its premium flagship and may decide to launch it with the Exynos 2500. But for that, the Korean giant’s own chipset would have to show results similar to Snapdragon 8 Gen 4 in terms of performance and energy efficiency. However, it is still too early for more accurate speculation.