Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra: superior to its predecessor in both design and ergonomics

October 1, 2024

The Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra, although not yet officially announced, will likely offer design and ergonomic improvements over its predecessor, the Galaxy S24 Ultra.

Following Samsung's usual strategy, these changes will likely include:

Thinner and Lighter Body: Samsung typically focuses on reducing the thickness and weight of new models, for a better feel in the hand and greater portability.
Improved Edge Shape and Design: we'll probably see more curved edges or changes to the placement of the buttons to make them easier to hold and access with one hand.
Upgraded Materials: The use of new materials, such as high-strength glass and metal alloys, improves both the durability and the quality feel of the device.

Better Screen with Smaller Frames: Many new models include smaller bezels, giving a larger screen area without increasing the size of the device.
Improved Camera Placement: The camera layout can be redesigned for better ergonomics, reduced volume and avoidance of protrusions.

These are some of the design and ergonomic improvements that Samsung's Ultra series usually includes, but for specific information about the Galaxy S25 Ultra we'll have to wait for official announcements or leaks.