It seems like every phone launch brings rumors of imminent price hikes. Of course, the problem's been that in recent years, those rumors usually panned out, at least in some markets. Fortunately, with the Galaxy S25 Samsung is holding the line on pricing from last year's S24.

On January 22, Samsung will host its biannual Galaxy Unpacked Event where the company will announce its new line of 2025 Galaxy S smartphones. This is also when preorders go live. In advance of the event, you can place a reservation online in order to get some early bird perks if you end up placing a preorder. These include:

At Samsung’s Unpacked 2025 on Wednesday, the company unveiled the Galaxy S25, Galaxy S25+, and Galaxy S25 Ultra. Google marked the occasion with a slew of At Samsung’s Galaxy Unpacked event, the company unveiled an improved Gemini assistant,

But there's one other thing about the Galaxy S25 series that didn't change from last year's phones, and I'm willing to bet it irks no one. The Galaxy S25 costs the same as what Samsung charged for the Galaxy S24 when it released those phones last year.

While many of the most popular phones are the biggest and baddest ones out there, there's still a significant market for the best compact phones – which is exactly where the Samsung Galaxy S25 fits into the frame.

Samsung unified the design language of its S-series flagships, making the S25, S25+ and the S25 Ultra look and feel the same (barring the camera). The curving sides of the S24 Ultra are finally gone,

Samsung officially unveiled several versions of its Galaxy range at the January event Galaxy Unpacked in San Jose, California on Jan. 22. The company announced the Galaxy S25 Ultra, Galaxy S25 Plus and Galaxy S25,

Samsung's top-of-the-line Galaxy S25 Ultra is getting a slightly larger screen and an updated look that brings it closer to the standard Galaxy S25 and S25 Plus. All three of the company's new phones will also have AI more tightly woven into the operating system for tasks such as serving up recommended actions or apps,

Samsung Electronics Co. plans to launch an ultrathin version of its Galaxy S25 phone in the first half of this year, beating Apple Inc. to a promising new category.