Samsung’s Galaxy S-series is in its software era. Maybe the whole smartphone industry is, too, save for a few phones with hinges (Samsung’s included). But overall, we have exited the hardware-driven innovation cycle and are firmly in the midst of a software-based one.

The Galaxy S25 Ultra is engineered for those who prioritize durability and luxury. Its Grade 5 titanium frame and Corning Armor Glass 2 provide exceptional strength and scratch resistance, making sure the device can withstand daily wear and tear.

The Galaxy S25 Plus is a tougher sell given how it shares the same set of Galaxy AI features and cameras found on the cheaper S25 model. It's a powerful, big-screen phone, but it's hampered by a dimmer display and modest battery life improvements over its predecessor.

At a time when major phone releases are as high-stakes as ever, Samsung tries to set the $800 Galaxy S25 and $1,000 Galaxy S25 Plus apart by leaning into what's new (AI), as well as the familiar (good cameras and battery life). And I am definitely impressed.

The Samsung Galaxy S25 series just came out, so this is about the best deal you can get on these amazing phones right now.

Samsung's forthcoming Galaxy S25 Edge may be even slimmer than we first though, and come close to matching some of the world's thinnest phones ever.The Latest Tech News, Delivered to Your Inbox

The best Samsung Galaxy S25 Plus cases are here and ready to keep your new Galaxy S25 Plus safe from harm. And there's plenty to protect on this new 6.7-inch phone from Samsung.

Samsung’s newest flagship has finally landed in stores and it would be easy to look at the as nothing more than an iterative upgrade that brings a few small upgrades to the table. However, as Andy covered in our ,

Samsung has two premium phones in the $1,000 bracket, and you might assume they're similar. Here are the differences between these two phones.