Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultrawhich will be the brand’s next flagship, will come with major changes in terms of design and screen, but also from the camera’s point of view. This is evidenced by a recent leak from Ice Universe, an X (Twitter) account that usually reveals information about the company’s future products quite accurately.
Specifically, the aforementioned report reveals that the Galaxy S25 Ultra will go on sale with improvements to the ultra-wide sensor, which will change completely compared to its predecessor Galaxy S24 Ultra. First of all, it will change the resolution. The resolution will increase from 12 megapixels to 50 megapixelswhich would allow for more detailed information. This camera will have a focal aperture of f/1.9; It will also be brighter than the Galaxy S24 Ultra.
On the other hand, the Galaxy S25 Ultra’s ultra-wide sensor It will have a 1/2.52 inch format and a size of 0.7 micrometers.. This set of features will significantly improve image quality even in low light conditions. In addition, the camera is expected to be equipped with autofocus, which will allow you to take photos in macro mode. This is what the iPhone 14 and iPhone 15 cameras allow.
Galaxy S25 Ultra Will Have a Larger Screen
This, of course, will not be the only remarkable new feature of the Galaxy S25 Ultra. A recent leak showed that the South Korean company’s smartphone will have a resized screen, albeit with more moderate dimensions compared to the previous generation. In particular, the S25 Ultra will have a panel 6.86 inches vs. 6.79 inches S24 Ultra. However, it will have a smaller width – 77.6 mm compared to 79 mm of its predecessor. On the other hand, the frames will also change their thickness, starting from from 3.35 to 2.3 mm.
When will the Galaxy S25 Ultra be released? Samsung hasn’t announced a specific launch date yet, but given the company’s event calendar, it’s likely that it will be officially unveiled early next year. Of course, the Galaxy S25 Ultra will be accompanied by lower-spec versions: the Galaxy S25 and Galaxy S25 Plus.
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