The Samsung Galaxy S25 series might not get a price rise after all, but AI could soon cost extra
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Olivia Smith
According to multiple sources, it is suggested that the prices for the Samsung Galaxy S25 series will be similar to those of the Galaxy S24 in Europe and South Korea. Recent leaks reveal key specifications and improvements in selfies and low-light video for the S25 series. There are indications that Galaxy AI features may soon become subscription-based.
Reports from GizmoChina and FnNews suggest that the prices for the S25 series in Europe and South Korea are expected to be comparable to the S24 series, with the European prices ranging from €909 for the S25 to €1,459 for the S25 Ultra. Despite the higher production costs, Samsung has frozen prices for its domestic customers in South Korea. As for the Galaxy AI features, leaked marketing materials hint that these features might require a subscription starting in 2026.
Upcoming features include different screen sizes, camera resolutions, and battery capacities for the S25, S25 Plus, and S25 Ultra models. New features like Night Video with Audio Eraser and improved selfie capabilities are highlighted. The Samsung Galaxy S25 series is set to be unveiled on January 22, with a live blog available for updates. Additionally, rumors suggest that the best Galaxy S25 Ultra model could be exclusive to Asia.
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