Screen:
6.7"
Weight:
190g
Waterproof
Charging:
45W
Optical Zoom:
3x
Thickness:
7.3mm
Screen covers
91.8% of body
Reviews
Overall rating and the reviews that impact it
Pros
Camera
Solid camera system – Captures sharp and well-balanced images.
Performance
Blistering performance – Apps launch instantly, and multitasking remains seamless.
Strong video performance – Includes Log video mode for content creators.
Phone Appearance
Refined design – Lighter and less bulky than previous models.
Compact footprint – One of the last reasonably compact Android flagship options.
Attractive color options – The blue variant adds personality to the design.
Display
Crisp display – QHD+ OLED panel with 120Hz LTPO technology ensures smooth visuals.
Efficient refresh rate – LTPO tech dynamically adjusts refresh rate for power efficiency.
Excellent outdoor visibility – The screen remains bright and readable in sunlight.
Battery
Strong battery efficiency – Lasts longer than the Ultra model, offering all-day usage.
Qi2 wireless charging support – Enables effortless wireless charging.
More flexible charging – No longer requires 5A cables or proprietary chargers.
Software
Extended software support – Seven major OS updates, the longest in the Android market.
AI enhancements – Offers new tools, though effectiveness varies.
Audio
High-quality stereo speakers – Delivers immersive audio.
Cons
Camera
Outdated 3x telephoto lens – Falls behind modern periscope zoom solutions.
No major camera hardware upgrades – Similar to the 2023 model with no big improvements.
No autofocus on ultrawide sensor – Limits versatility for certain shots.
Phone Appearance
Repetitive design – Feels largely unchanged from previous models.
Weaker screen durability – Lacks the anti-reflective Gorilla Armor glass found on the Ultra model.
Battery
No MagSafe-like functionality – Limited wireless charging accessory options compared to iPhones.
Slower charging speeds – Feels sluggish compared to competitors.
Software
Underwhelming AI software features – Now Bar and Now Brief lack usefulness.
Persistent software clutter – Default settings and pre-installed apps raise usability concerns.
Availability
No charger included in the box – Users must buy a charger separately.
Other
Lack of innovation – The device does little to shake up Samsung’s formula.
Rankings
Where Samsung Galaxy S25+ stands in 2025
Best Phone Of 2025
#28
Highest Optical Zoom
#18
Largest Screen
#38
Smallest Screen
#19
Lightest
#15
Thinnest
#5
Fastest Charging
#41
Highest Screen Ratio
#4
Cheapest
#45
