The upcoming flagship appears to feature rounded corners instead of the boxy design of the previous iterations, aligning with earlier rumours.

The Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra has appeared in real world photos, giving us a better look at its design. The rounded corners suggest a design change, with a frame that's squarer than previous Ultra models.

From the back we can see the rounded corners suggested by previous rumors. It's a softer look compared to the sharper corners of the Galaxy S24 Ultra, though it appears to have a tighter radius. For those who despite the points of sharp corners poking into your palms, this should be relieving.

The Galaxy S25 Ultra is shown in black and a white or silver shade in these leaked images, which fits in with previous leaks on the color options. Blue and gray could be among the other colors available when the handset finally sees the light of day.

The Galaxy S25 Ultra will feature some of the design changes some users have been asking for, as the first dummy units appeared online.

Beyond the design, reports suggest that the Galaxy S25 Ultra is expected to feature the Snapdragon 8 Elite chipset, the successor to the Snapdragon 8 Gen 3, which powers the current Galaxy S24 Ultra. Additionally, Samsung may upgrade the RAM to 16 GB, potentially enabling advanced AI features, akin to phones like the Google Pixel 9 Pro.

Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra is expected to launch in four standard colours — Titanium Black, Blue, Gray, and Silver.

This latest leak of some early S25 mock-ups further solidifies how Samsung—like other brands—are moving towards flat displays with curved corners. In other words, the S25 could end up looking like an iPhone 16.

Slightly rounded corners and a familiar camera layout signal the upcoming flagship somewhat maintains its distinctive Ultra identity.

The Samsung Galaxy S25 series specs have appeared, partial ones, and they suggest we won't see many improved specs on the devices.