Samsung has officially announced its next-generation Galaxy phones: The S25 series. Sitting at the top of that lineup is the company's most premium model of Android smartphone, the Galaxy S25 Ultra. If you already own the previous generation,

The Galaxy S25 Ultra is Samsung's new flagship with upgraded AI capabilities, making it a personal assistant. It also allows for easier removal of people from your background in photos.

The Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra vs Galaxy S24 Ultra debate is in full flow, but should you upgrade? Here's how you should spend your cash.

Without a trade-in, Samsung is kindly just going to knock $300 off the price. And that’s for all colors. That means with no trade-in you can get the Galaxy S24 for as low as $800. Samsung’s Galaxy S24 is not only a solid choice of Android phone. It’s the best. We ranked it as the “Best Android Phone” in our Gizmodo Best of 2024 List.

As a premium smartphone, the Galaxy S24 UItra packs advanced technologies and top-tier specifications, including Galaxy AI.

When the Galaxy S24 Ultra first launched, it came with a hefty price tag of Rs. 1,34,999 for the 12GB RAM and 256GB storage variant. However, with the launch of the Galaxy S25 Ultra, the price of the S24 Ultra has dropped by a significant 24%. Now, it’s available on Flipkart for Rs. 1,02,499 — an incredible price for a flagship device.

The Galaxy S25 looks strikingly similar to the Galaxy S23 and Galaxy S24. If you have one of those older phones, is it worth upgrading? We compare the specs to help you decide.

Familiar on the outside, upgraded where it counts. Here are all the differences and key upgrades between Galaxy S24 Ultra and Galaxy S25 Ultra

Samsung has kicked off 2025 by releasing a whole host of new products, including the Galaxy S25 / S25 Plus, and the Galaxy S25 Ultra. The latter’s previous iteration, the Galaxy S24 Ultra, was created to rival its competitors at Apple and Sony with oodles of AI features,

The Galaxy S25 Ultra, Samsung's latest flagship smartphone, arrives with the promise of refining and enhancing the user experience set by its predecessor,