Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra Focuses on AI Features Over Hardware Upgrades

The latest flagship from Samsung offers minor design tweaks and camera improvements, but its advanced AI capabilities stand out as its primary appeal.

The Galaxy S25 Ultra introduces advanced AI features, including real-time voice translation, generative photo editing, and cross-app digital assistant actions, enhancing productivity and creativity.
While the phone features a slightly updated design with rounded corners and a slimmer, lighter build, hardware upgrades such as the camera and battery remain incremental compared to its predecessor.
The 50MP ultra-wide camera is the only notable hardware improvement in the camera system, while other sensors and the 200MP main camera remain unchanged from the S24 Ultra.
The S Pen stylus loses its Bluetooth functionality, limiting its remote control capabilities, a decision that has drawn mixed reactions from users.
Despite its premium pricing, the S25 Ultra's AI-driven software and polished user experience make it a compelling choice for users upgrading from older devices, though S24 Ultra owners may find fewer reasons to switch.