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Samsung will introduce a new design with the Galaxy S25 Ultra, with a hands-on video showing us a leaked prototype.

The Samsung Galaxy S25 series is poised to launch in early 2025, but a new leak gives us a good idea of what it will look like. A misleadingly titled “S24 Ultra definitely” video posted to Reddit, determined to be the Galaxy S25 Ultra by reliable leaker Ice Universe,

Samsung's Galaxy S25 Ultra appears to have leaked in a hands-on video showing off its new rounded edges and metallic finish.

The video appears to show the phone in a gray shade, which a previous leak suggests will be called Titanium Gray. This color will supposedly be joined by Titanium Black, Titanium Blue, and Titanium Silver options.

The Galaxy S25 series is reportedly launching soon, with the standard model spotted on India's BIS site. Expected features include the Snapdragon 8 Elite chipset, 25W fast charging, and a 6.2-inch AMOLED display.

Renowned Samsung leaker Ice Universe confirmed the video's authenticity, saying it is the S25 Ultra. The design also aligns with last week's leaked dummy unit pictures. While not evident from the video, the Galaxy S25 Ultra should also be Samsung's thinnest and lightest flagship in years.

Like previous models, the display of the Galaxy S25 Ultra appears to have a hole punch cutout for the front camera. It has a power button and volume rocker arranged on the right-side frame. The handset has a glossy metallic finish and its rear panel has four cameras. The camera array appears to be laid out like the Galaxy S24 Ultra.