Samsung Galaxy S25 review: the smallest top-tier Android left

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Samsung Galaxy S25 review: the smallest top-tier Android left - The Guardian

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Compact phone has flagship chip and buckets of AI, but hasn’t changed much from predecessorsThe smallest and cheapest of Samsung’s new Galaxy S25 line might be the one to buy, offering top performance and the very latest AI features for less and proving that smaller-sized Androids can still be great.

Unlike previous generations of Samsung’s smaller models sold in the UK and Europe, the regular S25 has the same top-flight chip as the enormous and pricey Ultra model, offering a lot of performance while costing £799 (€919/$800/A$1,399).Continue reading...

Samsung will support the S25 with software and security updates for seven years from release, which matches the best from Google and Apple.