The Galaxy S25 Ultra is Samsung's latest and greatest, but how does it fare against the older Galaxy S23 Ultra?

Many Galaxy S23 Ultra users are hesitant to upgrade to the Galaxy S25 Ultra, and you can safely blame the phone for being too iterative.

Well, you have the brand-new and recently released Samsung Galaxy S25, which is priced at around ₹80,000. However, it does come with its share of compromises, one of which is the camera experience, and the other one is the feel good factor of the S-Pen.

There was a time when Samsung introduced new S Pen features every year (like quick off-screen memos from the lock screen). Now, the S25 Ultra's S Pen no longer has Bluetooth connectivity. This means no longer using it as a remote control for presentations or as a camera shutter button.

The Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra is now available on Amazon for ₹71,499, with an additional discount bringing it under ₹70,000. But with the S25 Ultra now available, is it still worth buying? Here’s what you need to know.

The Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra is an AI phone through and through, for better or worse. At a starting price of $1,300, does it still deserve a spot in your pocket?

People love to throw out Samsung’s enhanced trade-in offers as a reason to upgrade, and yes, $600 in trade for your Galaxy S22 Ultra sounds like a good deal at first. However, y

Rich DeMuro reviews the features of the Samsung Galaxy S25 series, including AI and camera upgrades. More Rich: Follow Rich:

This year's Samsung Galaxy Unpacked event has unveiled the company's newest line of 2025 Galaxy S25 smartphones. They come in three familiar variants: the Galaxy S25, the Galaxy S

Phone manufacturers launch new handsets every year and Samsung is no exception. However, you definitely don’t need to buy new phone every year! A Uswitch survey from 2022 found that 38% of us upgrade every two years,