The Galaxy S25 Ultra is one of the best Android flagship phones money can buy, but is it enough of an upgrade over the S23 Ultra?

All three phones have the same prices as last year's Galaxy S24 family, but they've all seen changes: The standard $800 S25 has all the new AI tricks and upgrades, the $1,000 S25 Plus builds on that with more storage and battery in a larger-format handset and finally the most premium (and most expensive) $1,

The Galaxy S25 Ultra ships with almost the same camera system as its predecessor, the Galaxy S24 Ultra. The only notable upgrade is the switch from a 12MP to a 50MP sensor for the ultrawide. It was the same case with the Galaxy S24 Ultra,

Android's top dogs square off, but for me there's a clear winner when comparing the Galaxy S25 Ultra and Pixel 9 Pro XL.

A YouTuber placed the Galaxy S25 Ultra in two major battery tests to check its supposed longevity and charging improvements. One charging test marked swifter charging speeds over the S24 Ultra while a battery drain test displays Samsung's work at extending its life cycle.

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

Alongside the Galaxy S25 Ultra, Samsung will also update Galaxy AI. How will this define AI smartphones in 2025 and beyond?

With Samsung's announcement of the Galaxy S25 Ultra, many people are wondering whether they should get the latest flagship or save some money and go with the S24 Ultra instead. If you're one of them,

The Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra is now official – and very likely the best Android phone you'll get your hands on this year. Prior to its reveal at Samsung's first Galaxy Unpacked event of 2025, I was able to test out the phone at a pre-briefing session for this early first impressions review – with my full verdict to follow next week,

Enough reading about news from the Galaxy S25 series Unpacked event, where the biggest upgrades come from, which AI features might be worth using, and whether or not we should be mad at Samsung for not giving us those beautiful red and blue colorways on the Galaxy S25 Ultra