S25 Ultra

[sherry666]

is anyone using s25 ultra? is it worth to buy? specially if you're switching from older models like s20 etc.?? 

[RANA_NAJAM]

Considering the upcoming release of the S26 Ultra in approximately two months, which is anticipated to feature cutting-edge hardware, software, and display technology, along with camera enhancements and other advancements, a recommendation is made to defer purchase and consider the S26 Ultra upon its availability.

[sherry666]

Yes you're right but the price tag would be huge aswell, no doubt the design or may be some functions would be improved but i also heard that allegedly there would be drop down of S pen permanently which would be a bummer because it's only tool on phone which sometimes get handy and for that sense I'm opting for s25 ultra and there won't be a huge change except design and software modifications.

[RANA_NAJAM]

Regarding the S26 Ultra, it appears that the S Pen's design has undergone further modifications, and it's not remove. Furthermore, there have been significant upgrades to the performance of the hardware, including the processor, RAM, storage, and even the camera system.

[RANA_NAJAM]

Could you please tell me the price of the S25 Ultra in your market?

[sherry666]

it is very expensive now a days, im opting for box packed 512gb varient so it would be around 360k box packed and used one would be 250k+ depends on condition etc and no wonder s24 ultra which i was about to get it's not available anywhere and if its available it costs same as s25U but it would be refurb piece

[sherry666]

and I'm telling you this bro there's not gonna be huge game changer in s26U in my opinion they will just add a camera bump like they did on fold7 and other little bit tweaks, s25U already got 6.9 inches with 97% ratio of screen which is quite nice, just no Bluetooth on spen that's a little bummer for me but I don't use Bluetooth much, and I'm coming from s20ultra/note 20 ultra phones so it would be a different experience for my usage so im not overwhelmed about it but it would be great to have it. let's see what happens

[RANA_NAJAM]

Your assessment is accurate; the performance gains from the S24U to the S25U appear to be approximately 10%, with the camera specifications remaining largely unchanged. The S24U's design has garnered positive feedback, contributing to the reluctance of some users to upgrade to the S25U. The S26U, however, presents a more compelling proposition. Ultimately, the optimal choice should align with individual requirements and budgetary constraints. It is also worth noting that the release of a new model typically results in a rapid depreciation of the preceding model's value.

[sherry666]

Yes bro, that's what I'm saying people using s24U would not switch easily with s25U but coming from a phone which is half decade old would be a fresh experience, even there are lots of A series Samsung phones which supporting new software and UI but they aren't ultra you know what i mean like, screen, ui etc

[RANA_NAJAM]

Indeed, the extended seven-year OS update cycle is a significant consideration.