On the new Galaxy S25 Ultra, Samsung might have fixed the patchy, grainy display that plagued last year's Ultra

The Galaxy S25 Ultra appears to not suffer from the mura effect like the Galaxy S24 Ultra did when it launched.

The Samsung Galaxy S25 has arrived, and it's looking to usurp its Galaxy S24 predecessor with revamped innards and shiny new features. Whether you’re thinking of upgrading from your Galaxy S24 or are weighing up whether it’s worth snapping up last year’s handset to save you some cash, this Galaxy S25 vs S24 comparison should see you in good stead.

T he Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra is particularly uninspiring. When I got my hands-on time with the phone, I struggled to find reasons to get excited about upgrading. The design chang

Samsung appears to have addressed the infamous grainy display issue from last year's flagship with the latest Galaxy S25 series.

The S25 Ultra is lighter at 218g compared to the 233g that the S24 Ultra weighs. In addition, the S25 Ultra has a more rounded, flat design when compared to the S24 Ultra. Samsung says that the S25 Ultra is 0.4 mm thinner than the Galaxy S24 Ultra.

The Samsung Galaxy S24 initially launched in India with prices starting at Rs 74,999 for the 8GB + 128GB variant, while the 256GB and 512GB models were priced at R 79,999 and Rs 89,999, respectively. However, following the release of the Galaxy S25 series, the price of the Galaxy S24 has dropped.