Samsung Galaxy S25 series renders, lifestyle & hands-on images

Samsung has announced its new flagships today, the Galaxy S25 series. We’ve already covered the initial launch, and have plenty of details on the site. With that being said, in this article, we’ll show you a bunch of images of the Galaxy S25 series, including official renders, lifestyle images, and our own hands-on shots.

The Samsung Galaxy S25 series renders, lifestyle & hands-on images

Think of this article as a gallery article of sorts. We’ve split everything across six separate galleries, just to highlight different types of images. In the three galleries below, you can see over 70 renders of the three phones.

Samsung Galaxy S25 renders:

Samsung Galaxy S25+ renders:

Galaxy S25 Ultra renders:

Following that, we have some lifestyle images to show you. These come from Samsung itself, as the company has a tendency to release such images with every major launch. The Galaxy S series launch is arguably the most important one for Samsung every year, so… there you go. Check out some lifestyle images below.

Samsung Galaxy S25 & Galaxy S25+ lifestyle images:

Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra lifestyle images:

The last gallery that we’ll share contains our own images. We went to Samsung’s first Unpacked event of the year, so we managed to grab some of our shots of all three phones. You’ll find quite a few images below, showing the devices in all their colors and glory.

Samsung Galaxy S25 & Galaxy S25+ hands-on images:

Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra hands-on images:

You can already pre-order either of the three phones

All three phones are fueled by the Snapdragon 8 Elite for Galaxy processor. The Galaxy S25 Ultra does stand out with a better camera setup, S Pen stylus, display, and more. That is to be expected, though, as it’s the flagship model. All three phones are already available to pre-order, while they’ll be available to purchase in stores starting on February 7. The pricing starts at $799.99.

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