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Galaxy S25 Ultra Design Update
Galaxy S25 Ultra design with smooth curves
To reiterate what has been said before, the design of the Galaxy S25 Ultra will feature a more rounded design, with softer curves compared to the S24 Ultra. This is expected to reduce the thickness of the smartphone and make it lighter at around 220 grams, providing users with a comfortable grip.
Wider Galaxy S25 Ultra display and reduced bezels
For additional news regarding the bezel display, the Galaxy S25 Ultra is expected to increase its display size from 6.79 inches to 6.86 inches. The overall external size is slightly smaller than the S24 Ultra, but the display width is said to be wider than the S24 Ultra as the border frame is slightly reduced and the bezel is also slightly reduced.
Stylish rounding and luxurious Galaxy S25 Ultra exterior
According to IT tipster Ice Universe, the Galaxy S25 Ultra will have rounded edges similar to SHARP’s Aquos R9. This rounded design is also expected to be similar to the edges of the Fold 6, giving it a clean and sleek look. Along with the thinner bezels, this rounded treatment is expected to make the Galaxy S25 Ultra feel more premium.
Latest on Snapdragon 8 4th Gen Geekbench 6 Benchmarks
And if you look at the performance part, this S25 Ultra is expected to be equipped with Qualcomm’s next flagship chipset, the Snapdragon 8 Gen 4 For Galaxy chipset, and the Geekbench 6 benchmark of this Snapdragon 8 Gen 4 chipset was leaked once a few weeks ago. If you check it out, it scored 2,884 for single-core and 8,840 for multi-core, but it’s been updated on Weibo, and it’s been said that the scores were recorded without any optimization, just like the original leak.
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Therefore, it can still be viewed for reference purposes only. The clock was raised to 4.37 GHz, and thanks to this, the single core score was raised a little higher than the leaked record. After that, bugs and optimization were processed to achieve a single core score based on the Geekbench 6 score. It is said that the core score was raised to 3,250 points, and the multi-core score was raised to 1,800 points.
Of course, we’ve said before that benchmark scores don’t tell the whole story, but this is certainly a big improvement over the S24 Ultra, which averaged 2,148 single-core and 6,711 multi-core scores. On a side note, if you’re just looking at the Geekbench benchmark scores, it’s much higher than Apple’s M1 chipset, which scored in the 2,300s for single core and 8,359s for multi-core.
So far, we’ve looked at the newly leaked Galaxy S25 Ultra design and chipset performance. I think the design would be really pretty if it’s released like this, and I’ll let you know as soon as I get any additional news.