The pre-order window for the new Samsung Galaxy S25 flagship trio is closing and the first units are on their way to their new owners-if they have not already arrived. But will Samsung start as 2025 as 2024?
Last week’s voting results are a cause for concern-new models are considered just a small upgrade on the previous pay-generations of S-Phones, so many are planning not to upgrade this year or look for an old model. There are some good news, though we expect.
The Galaxy S22 Outsolds Ultra S23 Ultra and was the most popular model of 2024 Pay Generation. At that time, his brothers and sisters were out in our polls and also voted for the 2024 favorite flagship. The initial response to the Galaxy S22 Ultra is more muted. While many are considering it as an alternative and good reviews can tip the scales in its favor (check our review if you miss it), as many people think it doesn’t offer enough upgrades to the previous ultra.
People are not happy with prices and S2 Ultra compares how the same precious or inexpensive flagships of competitive brands. They also knocked Samsung for a slow Android 15 upgrade – Great Software Support Support is considered to be one of the main sales points of the Galaxy devices.
The Samsung Galaxy S 25+ has become the most popular model of all three – usually plus phones. But they are not all three, is it? This year, the Samsung Galaxy S 25 Edge (in a few months, a certain time unknowns) will also launch, but the new model of Slim does not look very risky for S 25+. It does not move well for the edge, though opinions may change after Samsung has disclosed more details about the next model.
And here is anxiety – Vanilla Samsung Galaxy S25 got many positive votes. In fact, his welcome was better than Ultra. If numbers for Hana Securities Supposedly, Samsung sent 12.1 million S24 phones compared to 15.8 million S24 ultra units. Prior to the number, 10.5 million for S23 and 13.6 million for S23 Ultra.
When the vanilla model outsenses Ultra, can it be 2025 years? We do not trust it, but we are waiting for the first sale numbers to come out eagerly – we can see a change in flagship buyers’ preferences.
