We’ve seen some nice 2D renders of the Galaxy S25 Ultra so far, but now the folks at Android Headlines have teamed up with Onleaks to provide beautiful 3D renders of the upcoming flagship. The photos and video seem to be a collaboration with Android Headlines as part of an exclusive agreement. Keep in mind that these are renders, so they are not final in any way.
The renders show a design similar to the S24 Ultra, with the subtle improvements previously confirmed by Ice Universe. The corners of the Galaxy S25 Ultra are more rounded, with a chamfered finish that appears to have a polished look. Aside from this detail, the phone does not appear much thinner than the S24 Ultra, though renders like these can be misleading. The S Pen slot is still in tact and the overall design of the camera array looks very similar. It is clear that Samsung is keeping consistent design language, as the camera rings now closely resemble the Z Fold 6. We do know that the ultra wide camera on the S25 Ultra will feature an upgraded sensor, but the 3x zoom appears untouched.
Galaxy S25 Ultra Specs So Far
Around front, it is easy to notice Samsung’s improvements in the slimmed down bezels and this should improve the feel in hand. It certainly seems like Samsung is removing some of the Galaxy Note heritage from the S25 Ultra lineup with the 2025 iteration. While these renders don’t reveal an earth-shaking redesign, the S25 Ultra also has a number of improvements under the hood. The Snapdragon 8 Gen 4 will enable improved battery life, the display should improve with a better anti-reflective coating, and One UI 7.0 will come installed out of the box.
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Jeff Springer is the Founder and Managing Editor at SammyGuru. Pursuing his passion for mobile tech, he started covering Samsung and Android on his Youtube channel in 2014 and continues to post daily Samsung tutorial videos. As a past staff writer at XDA Developers and Android Police, Jeff has a wealth of experience managing written content as well. In 2023, Jeff started SammyGuru to offer a different type of Samsung news site. He firmly believes that providing great value to readers is the core mission of our coverage. Jeff lives in Phoenix, AZ with his wife and two kids. In his small amount of free time, he collects fountain pens, stationery, and Pokémon cards.
