The Samsung Galaxy S25 and Galaxy S25 Ultra have been in the news for quite some time now with various details about their specifications.
This has now been followed by a series of leaked images and renders of the Samsung Galaxy S25 series smartphones.
A set of new images has now emerged which show the handsets featuring a striking similarity to that of an iPhone from Apple. The images reveal the Galaxy S25 and S25 Ultra in two shades of blue, namely, Icy Blue and Titanium Blue.
Qi2 Magnetic Charging Support
Samsung will offer support for Qi2 magnetic charging for the first time through its Galaxy S25 lineup. This charging incorporates Apple’s very own MagSafe standards. The leaked images show the smartphones in Spigen Crystal Flex cases featuring a MagSafe-style ring at its rear.
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This indicates that Samsung will offer support for magnetic charging support only through dedicated magnetic cases that can be bought from the manufacturer or third-party vendors. There will be no built-in support for this feature in the handsets. As a result, users will have to be prepared to spend extra to opt for magnetic charging.
Other Similarities with iPhone
The other areas where the Galaxy S25 and S25 Ultra resemble an iPhone are with respect to their bezels and camera setup.
While the exact bezel size is not known at the moment, the bezels appear slimmer than in the earlier series. Interestingly, this falls in line with an earlier leak by noteworthy tipster Ice Universe who claimed that the series would have really slim bezels.
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The camera island on the back is like that of an iPhone with the cameras arranged vertically on the top-right corner.
The Samsung Galaxy S25, S25 Plus, and S25 Ultra will break cover on the 22nd of January 2025. However, the fourth variant, the Galaxy S25 Slim is slated to arrive on a later day in June or July.
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