The Galaxy S25 Ultra stands out as Samsung’s premier flagship smartphone, showcasing significant advantages over its siblings, the Galaxy S25 and the Galaxy S25+.

If you’re torn between these three options and are curious about the perks of opting for the Ultra variant, you’re in the right spot to uncover all the details.

Premium Design with Gorilla Armor 2 Glass

While the Galaxy S25 and S25+ come equipped with an Armor Aluminum frame and Gorilla Glass Victus 2 for protection, the Galaxy S25 Ultra takes it a notch higher with a robust titanium side frame that enhances both durability and luxury.

Additionally, it features Gorilla Armor 2 for its display, providing superior resilience against reflections and glare. This ensures an improved viewing experience, even in bright sunlight. Learn more about its glare-resistant capabilities here.

S Pen for Creative Use

For users who enjoy sketching or jotting down notes, the Galaxy S25 Ultra comes complete with the S Pen stylus. It boasts precision drawing capabilities, featuring advanced pressure and tilt sensitivity that enhances your writing and artistic experience. Plus, the S Pen is handy for signing documents seamlessly.

Enhanced Camera Features, Including 5x Optical Zoom

When it comes to photography, the Galaxy S25 Ultra has the upper hand with superior camera specifications compared to the Galaxy S25 and S25+. The standout 200MP main camera captures intricate details, thriving in various lighting settings.

It also includes a 50MP ultrawide camera with autofocus, significantly improving the quality of ultrawide shots, especially in low light, compared to the 12MP ultrawide lenses on the other two models.

Furthermore, it boasts a high-end telephoto camera, featuring a 50MP sensor paired with a 5x optical zoom and optical image stabilization (OIS), enabling detailed shots from a distance. This surpasses the capabilities of the 10MP telephoto cameras found in the Galaxy S25 and S25+ that offer 3x optical zoom.

While the Galaxy S25 and Galaxy S25+ can shoot 8K at 30fps using their main cameras, the S25 Ultra allows recording in 8K 30fps across three lenses: the primary, ultrawide, and the 5x telephoto. It also supports regular 4K video at 120fps using the Pro video mode, in contrast to the other models, which can only achieve 4K 120fps slow-motion recordings.

Longer-lasting Battery Life

Equipped with the largest battery in the Galaxy S25 series, the S25 Ultra promises exceptional battery life, outlasting both the Galaxy S25+ and the standard Galaxy S25.

It also supports quicker charging capabilities with 45W fast charging, compared to the S25, which is limited to 25W fast charging.

Storage Options Up to 1TB

If you seek maximum storage capacity, the Galaxy S25 Ultra is your optimal choice. It uniquely offers a variant with up to 1TB of internal storage, while the S25 and S25+ top out at 512GB. Moreover, in select markets, you can find a version with 16GB of RAM paired with the 1TB option instead of the standard 12GB RAM.