"Samsung's Big Bad Galaxy phone is here, and it may be the least surprising device I've tested so far. The , which starts at the same bold price as last year, $1,299, remains the company's do-everything handset. This premium Android phone is now Samsung's best phone overall, with a more durable display, an upgraded camera lens with some handy editing tricks, and the latest Qualcomm processor keeping things running. Oh, and yes, AI is everything, everywhere, all at once."
"I've spent a month testing the S25 Ultra and wasn't too surprised to find myself both fascinated and bored. After all, this is now Samsung's fifth iteration of the S-series Ultra model, and the changes year-over-year have been modest, to be generous. But if you're currently using a three- to four-year-old handset and considering an upgrade, take this first-hand testimonial to heart. (And if you're an enthusiast, it'll matter just as much to you.)"
The Galaxy S25 Ultra launches at $1,299 as Samsung's do-everything premium Android handset and is positioned as the company's best phone overall. The device features a more durable display, an upgraded camera lens with useful editing tricks, and the latest Qualcomm processor for smooth performance. AI capabilities are pervasive across features and interfaces. Iterative changes are modest compared with prior Ultra models, reflecting a fifth-generation maturity. The phone remains a large, two-handed device with a bold presence and reduced top-heaviness compared with some predecessors. Upgrading from a three- to four-year-old phone yields clear benefits.
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