Galaxy S25 Ultra: Five reasons why it's Samsung's most advanced smartphone

Samsung has unveiled its new flagship, the Galaxy S25 Ultra, marking a turning point in the high-end smartphone market. The device not only improves on the features of its predecessor, but also introduces significant innovations to the mobile phone market.

The new Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Elite processor for Galaxy represents a quantum leap in performance, offering 37% more power and a 40% faster neural processing unit (NPU) than its predecessor. "This advancement allows AI functions to work seamlessly directly on the device.", explain Samsung.

In terms of photography, the company has opted for a revamped 50-megapixel ultra-wide-angle camera, replacing the 12-megapixel sensor found on the S24 Ultra. This improvement is accompanied by an f/1.9 aperture and Dual Pixel focus, allowing for sharper images to be captured even in low-light conditions.

Content creators will especially find the new log recording feature interesting, which preserves a greater dynamic range in videos. "This feature offers unprecedented flexibility in post-production," notes a brand spokesperson.

The design has also evolved, presenting a thinner (8,2 mm) and lighter (218 grams) device, without compromising durability. Curved edges replace the sharp corners of the previous model, improving ergonomics.

The integration of OneUI 7, the new AI-powered user interface, introduces innovative features such as Audio Eraser, which allows you to remove unwanted background noise from videos. Additionally, the device supports the new Qi2 wireless charging standard, which promises charging speeds of up to 15W.

The Galaxy S25 Ultra is now available available in the market, consolidating Samsung's position at the forefront of mobile innovation.