Samsung Galaxy S25 preview: the first to launch the Snapdragon 8 Gen4 version

Recently, well-known whistleblower OnLeaks shared renderings of Samsung’s upcoming Galaxy S25 standard version.

Judging from the exposed pictures, the Galaxy S25 continues the classic elements of its predecessor in industrial design, while incorporating more detail optimizations.

The front of the Galaxy S25 adopts a centrally-mounted hole-punch straight screen design, which not only increases the screen-to-body ratio, but also brings a more immersive visual experience to users.

The back is equipped with a vertically arranged three-camera module, which is simple yet technological. The middle frame adopts a right-angle edge design with smooth lines and a comfortable feel, giving the overall feeling of elegance and refinement.

It is particularly worth mentioning that 
the Galaxy S25 continues to stick to the small-screen route. The screen size is only 6.2 inches , and the body dimensions are also controlled within the range of 146.9×70.4×7.2mm. This size design makes the Galaxy S25 particularly easy to hold and operate with one hand, which is very suitable for users who pursue portability.

In terms of core configuration, the entire Galaxy S25 series is equipped with the Snapdragon 8 Gen4 platform as standard, and Samsung has also customized an exclusive version of the processor for it – Snapdragon 8 Gen4 for Galaxy.

The CPU frequency of this customized processor is as high as 4.32GHz, and its performance is even stronger. In addition, the Galaxy S25 is also equipped with 12GB of memory and at least 128GB of storage space to meet users’ high requirements for multitasking and storage needs.

In terms of battery life, the Galaxy S25 is equipped with a 4000mAh battery. Although the battery capacity seems small, combined with Samsung’s deep accumulation and optimization technology in battery management, it is believed that it can bring users long-lasting battery life performance.