The upcoming Galaxy S25 series may hit the market with a more modest catalog than ever. And we are not talking about specifications, but about units. One of the first leaks about these smartphones reveals the possibility that Samsung released only two models. The company’s strategy in recent years has been to announce three versions, but In 2025, everything could change.
Which model will be eliminated from the equation? All indications are that Samsung Galaxy S25 Plus It would be the absence of the iconic trio. The information came after a leak that talks about the leaked model numbers of these devices. As we read in the Android headlines, only links to Galaxy C25 (SM-S931B/DS) and Galaxy S25 Ultra (SM-S938B, SM-S938U, SM-S938N and SM-S9380).
And of course, the leaked document doesn’t list the numbers. Galaxy S25 Plus This is a revolution in panorama. This does not mean that it does not exist, not at all, but one can think that Samsung has finally put it asideIn fact, rumors about this have been circulating for a couple of years now, every time a key date approaches.
On the contrary, this lack of links may simply be something temporary and this leaves the information collected by the cited source as an anecdote. Galaxy S25 will be presented at beginning of 2025, so there’s a lot of time to confirm something of this caliber.
Galaxy S25 Plus due to ‘poor’ sales of intermediate model
Why would Samsung consider ditching the Galaxy S25 Plus? Counterpoint has made some very valuable findings after looking at the data. A recent study confirms that An intermediate model is one that sells the fewest units of a series.. Now the comparison also shows that the Plus version will grow the most compared to 2023.
So Samsung might consider getting rid of it. the least selling modelalthough this decision will entail remove the version that grows the most compared to the previous generation. And therefore, this move could lead to the emergence of a standard Galaxy S25, sized in between the S25 and S25+.
And, simplifying the series would offer fewer options in terms of sizeIf Samsung only releases two models, it could leave users who prefer larger devices stuck, while if it increases the size of the smallest version, it could leave those who prefer compact terminals without a choice.
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