The Samsung Galaxy S25 and S25 Plus demonstrate the smartphone industry's transition to a software-centric innovation cycle, with significant emphasis on AI functionalities. Although the devices perform admirably and promise seven years of OS upgrades, the reviewer finds the software improvements relatively minor and predictable. The gap between previous models like the S24 and S23 and the new S25 appears narrow, suggesting limited reasons for consumers to upgrade unless their current devices fail. This trend implies a stagnation in groundbreaking hardware advancements within the market.
Samsung's Galaxy S-series has shifted to software-focused innovations, but the S25's upgrades over previous models seem limited, raising questions about its necessity for consumers.
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