But the titanium reveal is a bit more of a curveball. The light, malleable and strong metal has been used as a selling point for premium smartphones from both Samsung and Apple, and sounds possible alarm bells about where Samsung might be putting the S25 Edge on the pricing ladder.

When I experienced the Galaxy S25 Ultra in person, the difference was striking. What immediately impressed me was its significantly lighter build. The subtler, rounded corners made it comfortable to hold, a stark contrast to the S23 Ultra's sharper edges. It also slipped into my pocket with ease, a welcome change from my Galaxy S23 Ultra.

While there are some refined lines on the Galaxy S25 Ultra and One UI 7 is better than ever. You may want to wait to upgrade, unless you can get it on a killer AT&T deal.