Samsung Galaxy S25 design revealed in leaked renders: Here’s what’s new

Renders of the Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra have surfaced online, offering a glimpse of Samsung’s upcoming flagship smartphone. Rumors of minor design changes to the Galaxy S25 Ultra have been circulating for some time, and recent renders shared by Steve Hemmerstoffer, aka @OnLeaks, and published by Android Headlines, provide a clearer picture of what the device might look like. While the Galaxy S25 Ultra is expected to be Samsung’s top-tier phone, it is said to draw design inspiration from both the Galaxy S24 and the recently launched Google Pixel 9 Pro XL.

Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra: Design and appearance

The Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra is expected to feature a completely flat design, breaking from the curved side rails of its predecessors. This departure will align the S25 Ultra more closely with the design aesthetic of the Galaxy S24 and S24+. While the S24 Ultra introduced flat top and bottom edges, it retained curved sides. The overall shape of the S25 Ultra seems to resemble the Pixel 9 Pro XL.

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According to reports, the Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra is expected to have dimensions of 162.8 x 77.6 x 8.2 mm. In comparison, the Galaxy S24 Ultra measures 162.3 x 79.0 x 8.6 mm. Due to slimmer bezels, the Galaxy S25 Ultra will likely maintain the same 6.8-inch display while having slightly smaller dimensions. Additionally, the new S25 Ultra is anticipated to be lighter than its predecessor, weighing in at 219 grams.

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Overall, the Galaxy S25 Ultra seems to keep its signature design with a few subtle changes. The renders indicate a familiar camera layout, though tipster Ice Universe suggests this might not be the case. With months still to go before the official launch, more details about the Galaxy S25 Ultra are expected to emerge as the release date approaches.

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