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Galaxy SEven I am disappointed 😞 😔 😕 😪 😒 😑
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Galaxy SImproved alignment for wireless chargers and compatibility with magnetic accessories like battery packs and mounts.
Variable Zoom Lens
Continuous optical zoom (e.g., 3x–10x range) for sharper and more versatile photography without digital cropping.
Under-Display Camera
Seamless edge-to-edge display with the front camera completely hidden under the screen for an immersive experience.
Satellite Connectivity
Two-way satellite messaging for emergencies, ensuring connectivity even in remote areas.
144Hz Display with Adaptive Refresh Rate (1Hz to 144Hz)
Enhanced gaming and smooth scrolling, with better power efficiency during static content display.
Larger Battery Capacity (5,500mAh or Higher)
A significant improvement in battery life to handle power-intensive tasks throughout the day.
Faster Charging Speeds (150W Wired & 50W Wireless)
Ultra-fast charging times, keeping the device powered up with minimal downtime.
Improved Fingerprint Scanner
A larger ultrasonic sensor for faster and more reliable unlocking, even with wet or slightly off-center fingers.
Ram could have been increased
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Galaxy SLooking back, every Galaxy S phone from the first S series to the S21 Ultra felt unique and groundbreaking. The S22 Ultra to S24 Ultra design is solid, but it lacks the distinctiveness that Samsung was once known for. It feels like Samsung may be following Apple’s incremental update strategy, which, while practical, doesn’t generate the same excitement for those of us who expect bold innovations.
Take the leap from S21 Ultra to S22 Ultra—it was a major upgrade, merging the Note and S series, adding the S Pen, and refreshing the design. In comparison, the move from S24 Ultra to S25 Ultra feels more incremental than transformative.
Don’t get me wrong—the S25 Ultra will no doubt be the best phone of 2025. But imagine if Samsung had brought their magic touch—more bold innovations, a few more standout features—like they used to with every release. As a die-hard Samsung fan, I can’t help but feel it could have been even better.
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Galaxy S