Recently, leaker @OnLeaks revealed the anticipated design of the upcoming Galaxy S25 series, which includes the Galaxy S25, S25+, and S25 Ultra, based on CAD models. The initial leak provided rough dimensions, but further details emerged from a leaker on the South Korean Naver forum, offering more precise measurements for each model. The leaked information outlines the sizes of the three Galaxy S25 variants, showcasing their differences compared to their predecessors, the Galaxy S24 series.
The Galaxy S25 is expected to measure 146.94 x 70.46 x 7.25 mm, making it noticeably slimmer than the Galaxy S24, which measures 147.0 x 70.6 x 7.6 mm. Similarly, the Galaxy S25+ will have dimensions of 158.44 x 75.79 x 7.35 mm, while the Galaxy S24+ is slightly wider and thicker at 158.5 x 75.9 x 7.7 mm.
The Galaxy S25 Ultra is set to measure 162.82 x 77.65 x 8.25 mm, compared to the Galaxy S24 Ultra’s dimensions of 162.3 x 79.0 x 8.6 mm. This comparison reveals that the new models are generally thinner and slightly taller, indicating a design evolution for Samsung’s flagship devices.
Images of aluminum dummies based on the CAD models provide a visual comparison of the three Galaxy S25 models. The dummies are positioned both side by side and in profile to highlight the size differences, particularly noting how the Ultra edition features rounded corners that set it apart from the S24 Ultra. This design refinement seems to cater to modern aesthetic preferences, emphasizing a more streamlined appearance.
Despite the informative nature of the dummies, they do not convey much about the front design of the Galaxy S25 series. Previous leaks suggest that the front design will see an upgrade with thinner edges, enhancing the overall display aesthetics. To illustrate this potential design change, there is a variety of display protection products available that showcase how the upcoming Galaxy S25 models, especially the S25 and S25 Ultra, might look with their edgeless displays.
While the tempered glass accessories do not include bezels, they hint at a significant reduction in bezel size in the Galaxy S25 series compared to its predecessors. This trend towards minimizing bezels reflects a broader industry movement toward maximizing screen-to-body ratios, suggesting that Samsung is keen on keeping up with current design standards in the smartphone market. The Galaxy S25 series is shaping up to be a noteworthy advancement in Samsung’s lineup.
