Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra, the new flagship model that Samsung will launch this year, appeared today with its features. Although all the features of the device are remarkable, the detail on the camera side surprised everyone. Allegedly, the Galaxy S25 Ultra will have fewer cameras than the S24 Ultra.
Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra will have three rear cameras!
Samsung will unveil its new S series models this year, as it does every year. Samsung, which is still working on the new S25 models, cannot manage to keep the features secret. Galaxy S25 Ultra, which has revealed almost all its features today, comes with a deficiency on the camera side. This time there are three cameras on the back, not four.
As you know, Galaxy S24 Ultra had a rear camera group of 200 + 50 + 10 + 12 Megapixels. Claims coming today indicate that the 10 Megapixel telephoto camera will not be available on the S25 Ultra. The S25 Ultra, which will carry only three cameras on the back, namely the main, periscope and wide-angle camera, will make up for the deficiency on this side with its main camera.
To achieve this, the main camera will have improved image processing support and will be able to do the 3X zoom offered by the telephoto camera.
What will the Galaxy S25 Ultra offer?
Although it is not clear yet, the S25 Ultra, which is claimed to come with 16GB RAM memory, will come with a 6.9-inch screen that can reach up to 3000 nits. The device, which is expected to be powered by the Snapdragon 8 Gen 4 chipset that Qualcomm will introduce at the end of the year, will offer up to 1TB internal storage option.
There is no more information about the S25 Ultra for now. However, for those who are curious, we have left the features of the last model of the series, S24 Ultra, below. What do you think about the S25 Ultra coming with three cameras? You can express your ideas in the comments.
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