Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra Faces Criticism Over Build Quality and Design Choices

Durability tests reveal removable camera rings, misaligned branding, and other concerns, despite software and performance improvements.

Durability tests show the Galaxy S25 Ultra's camera rings are detachable and purely aesthetic, raising concerns about dust collection and potential damage.
The device features a misaligned Samsung logo on the back, which testers suggest indicates manufacturing inconsistencies.
Samsung removed Bluetooth functionality from the S Pen, limiting its features like remote camera shutter control, a decision that has disappointed some users.
The new Gorilla Armor 2 display scratches more easily than its predecessor, with testers observing marks at level 6 on the Mohs scale.
While the phone introduces advanced AI features like contextual actions and improved photo editing tools, some remain inconsistent or underwhelming in real-world use.