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Leaked Images Hint at Galaxy S25 Ultra Design Changes

  • August 30, 2024
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While the official release of the Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra is still several months away, leaked images have provided a glimpse into the potential design changes for this highly anticipated flagship smartphone.

Renowned Samsung leaker Ice Universe has shared new renders of the Galaxy S25 Ultra on Weibo, showcasing a redesigned phone with rounded corners, a departure from the squared-off corners featured in previous Ultra models. This design change echoes the discontinued Note series, suggesting a possible revival of the Plus model with a similar aesthetic.

The leaked images also reveal a flatter side design with the volume and power buttons positioned on the right side of the phone. While the exact details of the rear design remain unclear, it is likely that Samsung will introduce significant changes to differentiate the S25 Ultra from its predecessors.

The Galaxy S25 Ultra is expected to launch in January 2025, potentially marking a return to the traditional Samsung launch window. As we get closer to the official release, more details about the phone’s specifications and features will likely emerge.

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