Samsung’s upcoming Galaxy S25 Ultra is rumored to feature a larger display housed within a more compact body, and now, thanks to renowned leakster Ice Universe, we have precise details about its dimensions.
According to the leak, the Galaxy S25 Ultra will measure 77.6mm in width, with a screen width of 73mm. This translates to remarkably slim side bezels of just 2.3mm, a significant reduction from the 3.35mm bezels found on the Galaxy S24 Ultra. This design change represents a bezel reduction of over 30%, promising a more immersive visual experience.
The display is expected to grow slightly to 6.86 inches diagonally, compared to the 6.79-inch screen of its predecessor. Despite this larger display, the overall width of the S25 Ultra is rumored to be narrower than the S24 Ultra’s 79mm, making it more comfortable to hold and operate with one hand.
Adding to the sleek aesthetics, Samsung is reportedly opting for slightly rounded corners on the S25 Ultra. This design choice, combined with the narrower body and slimmer bezels, suggests a visually appealing and ergonomic phone.
Samsung’s S series flagship phones always launch from January to February, so we expect the same from the Galaxy S25 lineup in 2025. The lineup should include a Galaxy S25, an S25+, and the S25 Ultra. This naming scheme is expected to change in 2026 with Samsung renaming the Ultra to Samsung Galaxy S26 Note while the S26+ should be called the S26 Pro instead, though there is no confirmation from Samsung yet.