TL;DR
- The leaked renders show the Galaxy S25 Plus and Ultra in blue color.
- The blue color of the Galaxy S25 Ultra is named “Titanium Blue”, while the Galaxy S25 Plus is named “Icy Blue”.
- The Galaxy S25 series may not feature MagSafe, but the cases may offer MagSafe compatibility.
We are eagerly waiting for its launch. Galaxy S25 seriesIt is expected to launch at the Galaxy Unpacked event on January 22, 2025. We have a pretty good idea of how the devices will look, as it’s been months since the first renders leaked. We’ve seen various dummy units and even hands-on images of the live device. Now, we’re seeing some clear renders of the blue color of the upcoming flagship.
a leak from gizmochina Shows off the blue color variants of the Galaxy S25 Plus and Galaxy S25 Ultra. These renders are likely a premature release of marketing assets for the Galaxy S25 series from case maker Spigen, as the devices in the renders sport the Spigen Crysta Flex case.
The report suggests that the color of the Galaxy S25 Ultra seen above will likely be “Titanium Blue”. What we see here is a modest, restrained and not gaudy shade of blue. What’s impressive, however, are the bezels on the front of the device, which look thin and uniform. Hopefully, it looks similar in real life, as we’ve seen hints of Galaxy S25 Ultra hands-on photos leakedVery.
The blue color of the Galaxy S25 Plus is a darker shade, and the leak suggests that it may be called “Icy Blue”. Once again, we see thin and uniform bezels, although these appear to be a little thicker than those on the Galaxy S25 Ultra.
Eagle-eyed readers will notice the magnetic charging ring on the case above, but don’t get too excited for a solution like MagSafe on the Galaxy S25 series. The leak suggests that the Galaxy S25 series will not have a magnetic ring like MagSafe. Instead, case manufacturers will adopt magnetic rings in their cases, opening up compatibility with MagSafe accessories. If you prefer to go case-free, you may have to give up the MagSafe feature.
Interestingly, the S Ultra flagship cases avoid magnets as they interfere with the S Pen, so it looks like Samsung has solved the problem or case makers are choosing to ignore it.
We hope to know more about the Galaxy S25 series as we get closer to the launch.
