Samsung has officially launched its highly anticipated Galaxy S25 series, leaving tech enthusiasts and casual users eager to explore its new features and specifications. Announced at the January Galaxy Unpacked event, the Galaxy S25, Galaxy S25+, and Galaxy S25 Ultra represent the latest advancements from the tech giant, promising users improved performance, stunning displays, and enhanced photography capabilities.
The Galaxy S25 series is set to be available for pre-order starting at 6 AM AEDT on January 23, with official release scheduled for February 14. Each model will be offered at competitive prices, appealing to various consumer segments. The pricing structure for the devices is as follows:
- Samsung Galaxy S25: 256GB for $1,399 AUD, 512GB for $1,599 AUD
- Samsung Galaxy S25+: 256GB for $1,699 AUD, 512GB for $1,899 AUD
- Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra: 256GB for $2,149 AUD, 512GB for $2,349 AUD, and 1TB for $2,749 AUD
These devices are the first major smartphone release of 2025, showcasing Samsung’s commitment to innovation with advanced features powered by the new Snapdragon 8 Elite processor, which offers enhanced AI capabilities and improved performance. This processor is touted as the most powerful within Samsung's Galaxy lineup, offering users incredibly fast processing speeds and superior graphic performance. The Galaxy AI* technology integrated throughout the S25 series includes features such as AI Select, Circle to Search, and enhanced voice commands.
One standout feature of the Galaxy S25 Ultra is the enhanced camera system, which includes a 200-megapixel main sensor, 50-megapixel ultra-wide sensor, and dual telephoto lenses, offering users exceptional quality for mobile photography. Finally, the S25 series also features ProVisual Engine technology, enhancing image processing and editing capabilities.
Samsung has also focused heavily on optimizing the overall user experience with the Galaxy S25 series. The devices come with the latest version of Android—Android 15—and Samsung's One UI 7 interface, promising seamless navigation and enhanced app interactions.
The Ultra model’s integrated S Pen adds even more functionality, allowing users to jot down notes and navigate their device more effectively. The S Pen features new capabilities for productivity, including Screen Off Memo and AI-powered text translations—ideal for multilingual environments.
Another enticing aspect of the Galaxy S25 series is the battery life. The S25 Ultra features a 5,000 mAh battery, with predictions of up to 31 hours of video playback, ensuring users stay connected and productive throughout their day. All models support fast charging and wireless charging, catering to users who value quick and efficient charging options.
For those contemplating upgrades, Samsung has made pre-ordering attractive with trade-in deals and discounts for selected products. Customers can save significantly when they upgrade from older devices, making the transition to the Galaxy S25 series even more appealing.
Finally, the S25 series will be available from various telecom providers including Telstra, Optus, and Vodafone, offering consumers flexibility to choose from different mobile plans. Each carrier has unique incentives associated with their offerings, including discounts for new customers and trade-in bonuses for older devices.
With the Galaxy S25 series set to revolutionize the smartphone experience with its powerful hardware, advanced photography features, and seamless integration of AI technology, it is shaping up to be one of the must-have devices of the year. Whether you’re upgrading from the previous Galaxy models or switching from another brand, the Galaxy S25 series promises to meet and exceed user expectations.