Galaxy S25 Ultra & S Pen: Let’s Clear Up the Confusion

[Qusaimoh]

We previously talked about the Galaxy S25 Ultra possibly supporting a Bluetooth-enabled S Pen sold separately. But now, new information has surfaced—and it turns out those rumors were **bleep** news! 

Galaxy S25 Ultra without Bluetooth-enabled S Pen 

According to the latest information, the Galaxy S25 Ultra does not support a Bluetooth S Pen at all. Instead, it only feature a more traditional, non-Bluetooth S Pen, offering a seamless writing and sketching experience without the need for additional connectivity.

This update emphasizes Samsung’s focus on delivering the core S Pen experience while keeping things simple and reliable.

For those excited about Bluetooth S Pen features, this news may come as a disappointment. Notably, the S Pen will still work for writing, drawing, taking notes, and more. 😅😅

For more details please check this article:

https://www.sammyfans.com/2025/01/28/samsung-galaxy-s25-ultra-will-not-support-bluetooth-s-pen-after...

[ojwh]

Reports I've seen all say there's no Bluetooth support and no on-device charging.

I also read that Samsung said only a tiny percentage of users use the Bluetooth-dependent gestures. I can certainly confirm I've never used mine too. So, it isn't a deal-breaker for me.

[Qusaimoh]

Great points! It does seem like Samsung is focusing on what the majority of users value most with the S Pen.

If Bluetooth gestures aren’t widely used, it makes sense for them to streamline the design and experience.

While the lack of Bluetooth-enabled S Pen and on-device charging might be minor features, it’s good to know it isn’t a deal-breaker for you.

Thanks for sharing your perspective! 🙏

[ojwh]

I read somewhere that preorders are strong.

[Qusaimoh]

🔥🔥

[Gameboi]

Thanks for sharing this news! It's surprising to hear that the Galaxy S25 Ultra might ditch the Bluetooth-enabled S Pen entirely. While a non-Bluetooth S Pen still provides a seamless writing and drawing experience, it does limit some of the more advanced features like remote control or gestures, which many users have come to appreciate. This seems like a shift towards simplicity and reliability, but for those who loved the Bluetooth functionality, it's definitely a step backwards. Let's see how users react once the device is officially out !