Samsung Galaxy S25 leaked prototype hints at these four design options

The Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra may be launched next year as the successor to the Galaxy S24 Ultra launched by the company in January. While the release of the so-called Galaxy S25 Ultra is still months away, sources say Samsung is currently considering four prototypes of the phone with subtle differences in design. Leaked images suggest that Samsung’s next flagship phone could look similar to the Galaxy S24 Ultra.

An image featuring four smartphone designs was leaked by user PandaFlash (X: @ReaSufyanWaleed) via a post on X (formerly Twitter). The source said Samsung is testing these prototypes for its next flagship smartphone, the so-called Galaxy S25 Ultra. The four designs look similar, with slight changes compared to the Galaxy S24 Ultra models.

Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra design leaked
Photo credit: X/PandaFlash (@ReaSufyanWaleed)

The first prototype shows off the phone with narrow bezels and a similar design to current flagship models, while the third and fourth renders show thinner bezels (the last one shows slightly rounded edges.) Two show off an extremely slim phone) with bezels and very thin frames. All four versions display what appears to be the S Pen on the left bottom edge.

It’s worth noting that these leaked designs come months ahead of the expected launch of the Galaxy S25 Ultra. A recent report claimed that Samsung is expected to decide on product specifications and component suppliers for its next flagship phone by the end of May, and we can expect to hear more details about the Galaxy S24 Ultra successor in the coming months. .

Unlike this year’s Galaxy S24 series, Samsung is expected to equip all of its smartphones next year with Exynos chipsets. Back in January, Samsung launched the Galaxy S24 and Galaxy S24+ powered by the Exynos 2400 chip in global markets, while customers in North America and China could get the Snapdragon 8 Gen 3-powered version. Meanwhile, the Galaxy S24 Ultra comes with the Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 chipset in all markets.