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Updated on 17 July 2025
17 July 2025
2 mins read
Haziq
Tech Expert for Back Market UK, Ireland & Australia
When debuting the Samsung Galaxy S25 series, Samsung's mantra seems to have been “if it ain't broke, don't fix it,” as the latest flagship closely resembles last year's Galaxy S24 series. It retains several design elements, including storage options as well as pricing. While the new phones may not introduce major innovations, they excel in consistency and practicality. If you're curious about Samsung's latest flagship lineup, here's how the Galaxy S25 models compare in terms of screens, specs, configurations, and features.
The Samsung Galaxy S25 is the entry-level model of the S25 series. It is the most compact option, combining premium hardware with cutting-edge technology in a sleek, manageable size.
The Samsung Galaxy S25+ offers almost every perk of the Galaxy S25 Ultra in a more compact, lightweight, and affordable package. Highlights include a stunning display, blazing-fast performance, and powerful Galaxy AI features.
The Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra is a stunning phone. It introduces a durable titanium build and offers incredible power, a large high-end screen, excellent camera performance, and convenient AI features.
Choosing a refurbished device over a brand-new one is a smart choice for your wallet and a great choice for the planet. The manufacturing of new devices, like the latest Samsung Galaxy S25 series, releases a significant amount of CO2 emissions. In fact, 80% of a smartphone's total CO2 emissions come from the manufacturing process. By buying a refurbished smartphone, you're actively combating climate change by reducing the demand for new manufacturing, thereby preventing a significant amount of CO2 from being released into the atmosphere. The simple switch from new to refurbished contributes to a sustainable tech industry, lowering your carbon footprint while still getting first-rate tech at a pocket-friendly cost. Back Market's Verified Refurbished devices are refurbished by certified industry professionals to premium working condition and are offered at up to 50% less than the cost of a new device. For added peace of mind, you get a 30-day return period and a 1-year warranty with every purchase.
When not fighting the good fight for environmental sustainability, Haziq loves making reviews of everything and anything tech-related.