Samsung upgraded the Galaxy S25 and S25 Plus with a powerful new processor, enhanced AI features, and a slight bump in battery life.

All this to say the Galaxy S25 ($800), Galaxy S25+ ($1,000), and Galaxy S25 Ultra ($1,300) are powerful, reliable, and well-equipped smartphones. They're excellent upgrades if you're coming from a three or four-year-old device. They're just not otherwise interesting or exciting.

The S25, S25 Plus and S25 Ultra feature modest upgrades, but are they enough to justify a big purchase? Here's how the phones stack up against each other, as well as previous Galaxy devices.

Samsung's biggest launch of the year has happened, that's the Galaxy S25 series. You can now pick up a brand new Galaxy S25, S25 Plus, or S25 Ultra and

Samsung’s S series of smartphones is known for its elevated software experience, and this year, with the Galaxy S25+, the South Korean tech giant has taken this to a whole new level. The Samsung Galaxy S25+,

Samsung calls this phone Ultra because everything is supposed to be ultra. But the regular S25 and S25 Plus have a lot of its best specs and features and cost much less.

The Samsung Galaxy S25 Plus offers similar specs as the Galaxy S25 Ultra for $300 less. Let's find if that extra investment worth the added features!

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 ,

The phones both have AMOLED displays with 120Hz adaptive refresh rates, with the S25's measuring 6.2 inches and the S25 Plus clocking in at 6.7 inches. At 162 and 190 grams respec