Samsung is making a play to, well, repair its repairability image. The new Galaxy S25 UItra offers a slew of helpful features, including an accessible, easy to remove battery. Instead of Samsung's adhesives of the past,

The launch of Samsung's Galaxy S25 range means the slightly older S24 mobile has plummeted in price - we found a way to get it for less than £200

When you trade in your old phone with T-Mobile, you'll get it for free. New and existing customers can swap an old device in any condition for a new Galaxy S25+ for free, or use the credit for up to $1,000 off other models like the top-of-the-line Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra (delivered as 24 monthly credits on your bill).

Samsung Galaxy S25 Edge redefines premium smartphones with its 6.4mm profile, 200MP camera, and cutting-edge battery tech.

Overall, iFixit says the Galaxy S25 Ultra is "one of the most repair-friendly Galaxy phones" they have come across in a decade. Still, the phone only gets a provisional repairability score of five out of 10. While that's better than previous flagship Samsung phones, it pales compared to the iPhone 16 Pro lineup.

To fold or not to fold, that is the question? We've got the answer with this head-to-head comparison of the Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra and the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 6.

The Galaxy S25 Ultra is engineered for those who prioritize durability and luxury. Its Grade 5 titanium frame and Corning Armor Glass 2 provide exceptional strength and scratch resistance, making sure the device can withstand daily wear and tear.

Like the rest of the Samsung Galaxy S25 lineup, the Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra introduces AI features to improve how we communicate. Combining the best Samsung phone on the market right now with AI writing assist features means your messages are enhanced, along with real-time translation, style changes, and smart suggestions.

The new Galaxy S25 Ultra is undoubtedly a wonderful phone with some truly ultra specs. But in 2025, a lot of phones have ultra features and cost a lot less than $1,300.

Samsung’s Galaxy S-series is in its software era. Maybe the whole smartphone industry is, too, save for a few phones with hinges (Samsung’s included). But overall, we have exited the hardware-driven innovation cycle and are firmly in the midst of a software-based one.