[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The Samsung Galaxy Ultra 25 is a powerhouse that truly stands out in the competitive smartphone market. From its stunning display to its smooth performance, this device is packed with features designed for convenience and enhanced functionality.
One of the standout features is the *seamless actions across apps*, which makes multitasking a breeze. The Galaxy Ultra 25 allows users to switch between apps without any lag or disruption, ensuring a fluid and responsive experience. Whether you're browsing the web, messaging, or editing photos, the transition is swift and smooth, perfect for those who rely on their phone for productivity.
The *Now Brief* feature is another impressive addition. It provides a quick snapshot of your day's schedule, allowing you to access important updates and reminders without having to dive deep into multiple apps. It’s a great way to stay organized and on top of tasks throughout the day.
Additionally, the *Audio Eraser* is a game-changer for anyone who frequently records or listens to audio. This feature filters out background noise, making it easier to focus on what’s important. Whether you're recording a podcast, having a meeting, or listening to music, the clarity of sound is noticeably enhanced.
Overall, the Samsung Galaxy Ultra 25 combines innovative features with top-tier performance, making it a fantastic option for those looking for a versatile and high-functioning smartphone.
Phone is great, but the spelling is keep blocking.
on February 18, 2025
Posted by: Frodobuggins
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I like the phone so far. It is really fast, and I can do so many things with it. The only annoying thing is that sometimes, when I try to send a simple message, it keeps saying it's a violation. Most of the time, it's a simple sentence like, "I'm so dead right now," or sometimes I can't even say things about politics. It shouldn't monitor all my personal conversations and block them. It's nonsense.
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Stepping up from S23 Ultra so moving away from the curved glass. Before getting S25 I was actually looking forward to it since my S23 screen cracked during a fall so I was looking for extra protection that case with a lip all around will provide. After receiving the phone feel a bit dissapointed by the look. It is nothing special.
Device itself feels responsive but I couldn't notice a jump from S23.
Battery also doesn't feel like a huge improvement.
Haven't taken too many photos yet to find noticeable difference vs S23 Ultra either.
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Aight, lemme put y’all on real quick—the S25 Ultra is an absolute beast, no cap. First off, that Now Brief feature? Bruh, it’s like it reads your mind. No more scrolling through a million things tryna catch up—boom, it hits you with the key points, clean and fast.
But yo, the Audio Eraser? Straight-up witchcraft. I was in a loud spot, people yelling, some dude arguing in the background—I hit the eraser, and suddenly, it’s like they never existed. Just crispy, clear audio like I recorded in a studio. Wild.
Now let’s talk speed—this thing FLIES. Apps snap open, games run buttery smooth, and lag? That don’t exist here. It’s like having a supercomputer in your pocket. Multitasking? This phone eats that for breakfast.
And the cameras? Masterpiece-level. We’re talking stupid good detail, night shots looking like daylight, and zoom so crazy you could spy on the moon. Portraits? Cinematic. Videos? Hollywood-tier. Every shot hits different.
Long story short: If you want the hardest phone out right now, the S25 Ultra is IT.
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The phone is overall very good and I love the performance and the quality it has of camera, games, AI, and accessibility. The phone really went beyond and performs much better than what I saw on the reveal. I enjoy lots with the phone so far even if it has only existed for a short time so far. On the other hand the phone does lack some qualities that the S24U has but were removed from this series as of right now. Though there are alternatives that I found that work similarly so I don't really have any reason to be bothered by it. So I find in conclusion that this has been the best samsung phone I have had so far and it will keep me as a samsung follower for years to come.
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Look the new design. One UI 7 is fantastic. Perfect phone for me. Audio eraser and circle to search are awesome
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I am coming from an older S21 Ultra so this was going to be a big upgrade no matter what. I was excited about switching back to a flat screen as the curved screen on the older S21 ultra's didn't play nice with screen protectors.
The phone is buttery smooth with the 120hz screen and the Snapdragon Elite SoC gets overclocked for Galaxy phones so you'll know you'll best the best performance for your money.
The reason why I didn't give this phone 5 stars because they didn't quite push the envelope of specs while the other Android competitors are catching up.
Some examples of things that didn't change: -12gbs of RAM (while my S21 Ultra had 16gb) -5,000 mah battery (same as my S21 Ultra) -12MP selfie camera (my S21 Ultra had 40MP selfie camera) -Spen no longer has Bluetooth (despite what Samsung says, people miss this feature a lot, the remote shutter by using the stylus always came in clutch)
To be honest this is very nitpicky because the phone runs like a dream and every photo I have taken looks great. However, when you pay flagship price for a phone like this, you can't help but wonder if you're getting the same bang for your buck given performance is very similar to last year's S24 Ultra.
TL;DR: if you're coming from a s23 series phone or older you will love your phone, if you have last year's model, it's best to hold off for another year. Hope this helps!