Galaxy S25 Ultra: Samsung tests four front design options for the device

Samsung has started the development process for the Galaxy S25 line and several sources indicate that the devices should deliver a new design.

Taking advantage of these rumors, leaker PandaFlash shared a render that shows the four options that the Korean manufacturer could have studying the front of the Galaxy S25 Ultra.

In general terms, sources say that Samsung has several prototypes in its hardware department, and, in all cases, they follow the more “square” pattern of the current generation.

In other words, no screen with curved edges. Check it out below:

As much as the supposed prototypes may be very similar, Samsung may not only reduce the edges of the display, but also the smartphone’s frame itself.

In some cases (example 4), Samsung may end up opting for rounded corners or even an extra thin frame on all sides with an even thinner display edge (example 2).

The only thing that doesn’t change in the devices is the presence of a front camera in a centralized hole, since Samsung still doesn’t want to invest in a sensor under the display.

As expected, the Korean manufacturer does not comment on the matter. Furthermore, we still don’t have renderings with possible designs for the back of the devices.

In any case, it is necessary to remember that the Galaxy S25 Ultra must be launched with Snapdragon 8 Gen 4 and Exynos 2500 depending on the region.