Customer Reviews for Samsung - Galaxy S25+ 256GB - Navy (AT&T)
Customer Rating
4
Good but not great
on September 17, 2025
Posted by: Jlkn2197
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The phone sometime froze and glitch from home screen to lock screen. I would have to click the power button multiple time to finally fix it. The Galaxy AI features are pretty cool to play with.
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Loving this new device...last device wasn't a plus model and missed the extra screen size, while also getting an improved battery which has been last strong. Love the new Galaxy AI options and suggestions it provides which are usually spot on.
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I’ve been using the Samsung Galaxy S25+ for a few weeks now, and it’s safe to say Samsung has delivered a near-flagship experience without the Ultra price tag. The design is sleek and premium, with a polished aluminum frame and a stunning 6.7-inch AMOLED display that offers vibrant colors and buttery-smooth 120Hz refresh rate. It’s a joy to scroll and watch content on.
Performance-wise, the new Exynos/Snapdragon processor (depending on region) handles everything with ease—apps launch instantly, multitasking is flawless, and gaming is smooth even on high settings. The battery life easily lasts a full day with moderate to heavy use, and the 45W fast charging is a lifesaver.
Camera performance is solid, especially in daylight. The triple camera system captures sharp, colorful images, and the low-light performance has improved compared to previous models. While it doesn’t match the S25 Ultra's zoom capabilities, it’s more than enough for everyday photography.
Samsung’s One UI 7 is intuitive and packed with useful features, and the promise of long-term software updates is a big plus.
Overall, the Galaxy S25+ is a well-rounded device that hits the sweet spot between performance, design, and value. Highly recommended for anyone who wants premium features without going Ultra.
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I have no complaints I do everything with this phone I take all the pictures I want and the battery time is phenomenal
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I have been a long time fan of Samsung (I even preferred the appliances over other brands but 🤫shh dont let anyone know that a phone review) my previous was the fold 3 which was great and had no problem with until I finally broke the screen, this was surprisingly very difficult to do! The insurance I had would send a replacement but the replacement glass lost all the initial integrity, and after the first replacement I couldn't keep up with how many times the screen broke, so I opted to (insert odd oxymoron here 🤔) upgrade back to the Galaxys. I've been quite impressed with the capacity of the storage, the length of time needed before recharging (yup I use my phone for a lot of power sucking uses). I've found the phone and the classic galaxy set up very comforting and easy to navigate. The screen size is sufficient as to keep me from missing the fold. Overall the classic quality I've learned to expect with Samsung products. The new Galaxy AI is very responsive, acurate and easy to navigate adding it the prestige of Samsung Galaxy devices. Picture quality which; for me can be a deal breaker if it's compromised or insufficient. 🤨Time will tell the longer it's used how it will hold up to my abuse and mishandling 😂. Thank you Samsung for meeting and exceeding my expectations once again! 🤗
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Faster processor (runs cooler), improved battery life (easily lasts a whole day), rounded corners, larger fingerprint sensor, flashlight is a bit brighter, thinner frame, and a better camera + display. What's not to like?
The biggest improvement is the fact that it can now run Galaxy AI, and other local large language models (3b models are quick and very usable, 7b models take a longer time to process) much faster than the older models.
Some useful Galaxy AI features include the transcription feature in the Samsung voice recorder, and bixby (which can be used offline.)
Product feedback: 1. I'd like to see performance improvements to be able to run 7b LLM's much faster and more efficiently (ie. Stronger/more capable NPU.) 2. Not a fan of the S25 Ultra's sharp boxy design (Looking for a phablet that doesn't hurt my hands / isn't more easily breakable around the corners.) 3. Camera image processing could be improved (Samsung often oversharpens images, I just want true to life photos like the Google Pixel series) 4. Bixby's offline capabilities/FAQ intelligence needs improvements (ie. How long can cooked salmon stay in the fridge?) 5. Camera Telephoto is limited for photos requiring longer distances (ie. wildlife photography)