Samsung’s much-awaited smartphone Galaxy S25 Series with its best trio, Regular Galaxy S25, Galaxy S25 Plus, and Galaxy S25 Ultra, have appeared on FCC certifications and unveiled some phone specs.
According to FCC certification, the regular S25 Model will come with 25W charging support, while the S25 Plus and S25 Ultra will carry 45W charging technology. These all models appeared on the website with the model number SM-931U, SM-936U, and SM-938U respectively.
Galaxy S25 Series Leaks
In a previous post, we have already shared the S25 Series will come with the Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Elite processor. Now according to the FCC Listing website, it has revealed some exciting things about the phone.
The S25 Plus and S25 Ultra will include more components than the standard S25, such as advanced charging technology. This phone continues the trend set by previous models in charging capabilities.
Last year Galaxy S24 Plus and S24 ULtra both supported 45W charging along with 15W wireless and 4.5W reverse wireless charging. Now it is expected that the same technology will be included in the S25 Series.
According to previous leaks, the regular S25 Series will come with the Android 15-based One UI 7 skin along with Galaxy AI features. Additionally, the phone will house dual-band Wifi, NFC, and the Latest Bluetooth Version.
Also, it is expected that the regular S25 & S25 Plus will carry the same camera lenses with some optimization from last year’s regular S24 & S24 Plus which was a 50W primary camera, a 10Mp Telephoto lens, and a 12Mp UW camera. However, some rumors suggest that the S25+ might appear with 50Mp + 48Mp +12Mp camera modules.
On the other hand, the S24 Ultra will come with a 200Mp shooter with a SONY lens with more accurate results. Last year phone was trolled for capturing a fake Moon picture, but now it is optimized for accurate results.
The Samsung Galaxy S25 Series is expected to be launched in January 2025. However, some leaks indicate that it may come with One UI 7 Stable, which is currently still in the testing phase. As a result, there could be some delays in the release.
