Samsung Rumored to Drop the ‘Galaxy’ Branding from its Next Flagship Phones; Could Arrive as ‘Samsung S25 Series’
The South Korean smartphone giant, Samsung, is about two more months away from the possible Galaxy S25 series launch time frame and as always, fans are eagerly awaiting the debut of its next flagship Galaxy S25, Galaxy S25+, and Galaxy S25 Ultra models.
In the recent past, we have already covered a lot about the brand’s next flagship smartphones from rumors, leaks, to their benchmark listings and certifications. A new update has now arrived pointing that Samsung may be planning to drop its famous ‘Galaxy’ branding from the next flagship series. This could mean that the next flagships may be called ‘Samsung S25’, ‘Samsung S25+’, and ‘Samsung S25 Ultra’.
Read more about the update below.
Will Samsung Rename its Flagship Series as Just ‘Samsung S25 Series’?
Based on the rumor mill, it is being indicated that Samsung would likely be planning on dropping its ‘Galaxy’ branding from its upcoming flagship series, however, it should be noted that there aren’t any confirmations yet regarding this. From the brand’s official newsroom pages, we can still find the next flagship series being referred to as ‘Galaxy S25 series’ itself, but if the rumors turn out to be true if Samsung decides to make some last minute changes, we may be getting to see the flagship series being launched as just ‘Samsung S25 series’ with ‘Samsung S25’, ‘Samsung S25+’, and ‘Samsung S25 Ultra’ models. To add, the later FE model may also probably arrive as ‘Samsung S25 FE’. [Don’t forget about Intel dropping its famous ‘i’ branding]
It’s best to wait until more official updates arrive regarding this, which will confirm what the actual moniker of the brand’s flagship series will be. Also, don’t forget that next year’s Samsung flagship series will be an integral deciding factor for the brand with the decision about whether or not to retain the standard model from 2026 onwards.
Speaking more about some recent and past updates, the Galaxy S25 series smartphones apart from the Ultra model were tipped to use Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 8 Elite chip, while the Galaxy S25 FE is said to come equipped with either the brand’s own Exynos 2400 or a MediaTek Dimensity processor. The live image of the S25, S25+, and S25 Ultra models was also revealed early this month, following which the expected color variants of the Ultra smartphone were shared. Moreover, the Galaxy S25 Ultra may likely have camera rings similar to the Galaxy Z Fold 6, and the One UI 7 official version is expected to debut on the Galaxy S25 series devices next year.
Stay tuned for more updates.
