Samsung's latest flagship models Galaxy The S24, S24+ and S24 Ultra are some of the best androidof smartphones you can buy today. They are powerful, have great displays, take beautiful photos day and night, and also boast artificial intelligence features. However, they are by no means perfect. Some partial imperfections, if we must say so, could be corrected by the next flagship series Galaxy S25. Here are five features and changes we'd like to see in it.
Improved design
Series phone design Galaxy The S remains from 2022 when Samsung introduced the range Galaxy S22, practically the same. While the Korean giant has since made some minor improvements to the ergonomics, and even added a titanium frame to the body of the S24 Ultra, the overall look of its flagships has remained largely the same. Next year, Samsung could come up with something original in this area, because the current minimalist design already seems a bit cramped.
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Anti-reflective coating on all three flagship models
Display Galaxy The S24 Ultra boasts an anti-reflective coating, thanks to which it shows very little glare even in direct sunlight. If you would like the same anti-reflective effect for the S24 and S24+ models, you have to buy an official plastic screen protector, which will cost several hundred crowns. Thus, Samsung could be "indulgent" and add an anti-reflective layer to the display of all future flagships.
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Faster charging
This is a well-worn topic, but it still needs to be reminded. Samsung's flagships have been lagging behind in fast charging for years. The Korean giant offers a maximum charging power of 45 W. When using a 45 W charger, it takes a full charge of the top model of the series Galaxy S24 almost an hour and a half, which nowadays is extremely long compared to the competition, especially the Chinese one. Today, there are phones on the market, and they don't necessarily have to be flagship models, which can be fully charged in less than 15 minutes. We can only hope that the line Galaxy The S25 will be at least slightly better in this regard. All future "flagships" would certainly benefit from support for at least 65W charging (according to some early leaks, the S24 Ultra was supposed to get such a charging speed).
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Any camera improvements
Samsung in line Galaxy The S24 used largely the same sensors found in phones Galaxy S23. While this isn't necessarily a bad thing, current flagship models have some issues in the camera department, such as blurry images when shooting moving subjects. We'd also like to see the return of the 10x telephoto u Galaxy S25 Ultra. The S5 Ultra's 24x telephoto lens is more than capable, yet the older Ulter's 10x optical zoom stood out better among competing high-end phones.
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Fortunately, the quality of the telephoto lens remains the same, and thanks to Samsung's algorithm and post-processing, it takes excellent, detailed photos with great dynamic range and sufficient sharpness and contrast. Come to think of it, maybe it wouldn't hurt to upgrade the ultra-wide lens that remains with the lineup Galaxy The same as years, i.e. 12 megapixels with a 120° angle of view.
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Improved artificial intelligence
Series phones Galaxy While the S24 boasts a suite of AI features, some of them aren't very useful, and others can even cause performance issues. The series also lacks some of the best AI tools from the Pixel 8 series, such as the ability to sharpen old, blurry shots. At the row Galaxy So we would like to see more tools using AI and improvements to the existing ones in the S25.
Wide-angles not 0,6x but 0,5x, with 3x zoom a higher resolution of the sensor, like 10mpx, and with 5x zoom add 10x zoom, but not 10mpx as it was and take photos from it to 12mpx. It is possible to cancel the 3x zoom and replace it with a cutout from the basic 400mpx sensor. Maybe when they already have those fast micro sd cards, add a card slot.
And above all, they should improve the signal strength of both Sim cards and Wifi
Well, mainly to put a Snapdragon in it. I rejected the new S24 because of the Exynos, which has a lower battery life and heats up more.
Hey, it doesn't heat up, it even heats up a little less than snapdragon, and you're right about the consumption, but I'd be most afraid of system optimization
Hey, I don't understand why people are still complaining about charging, when I have 30% on the S23U, I put it in a 45W charger in 15 minutes, it's over 65% and the phone heats up. Just not Samsung Apple they won't put more powerful chargers in those phones, because most people don't know (including the person who wrote this article) that the battery doesn't like it, and unlike those Chinese assholes, these manufacturers want your phones to last without changing the battery