Recent reports indicate that the Samsung Galaxy S25 may not have a significant increase in battery life compared to the previous model.
According to GalaxyClub, a tech publication known for its reports about Samsung products, the Galaxy S25 is expected to pack a 4,000mAh battery, just like the Galaxy S24. This information was obtained from the trademark registration in Mexico.
This approach is typical for Samsung, as the company seeks to protect its brand before launching new products.
GALAXY S25 BATTERY REPORT: WHAT TO EXPECT IN 2025
Samsung's decision on battery capacity for the S series suggests that the company is aiming to meet users' needs for larger batteries. Over the past two years, the battery capacity of the base models of the S series has gradually increased.
After the S22's battery capacity decreased compared to the S20 and S21, the S23 saw a small jump to 3900 mAh. However, it's back to 4000mAh in the S24, which shows that Samsung is continuing to improve battery performance.
It's important to note that battery capacity reports are not always final, and the final S25 battery capacity is subject to change.
An official release date for the Galaxy S25 has yet to be confirmed, but industry speculation points to sometime between January and March 2025. Samsung foldable phones are also expected to be unveiled next month — Galaxy Z Fold 6 and Z Flip 6.
While the battery capacity figures may not be groundbreaking news to some Samsung enthusiasts, they provide valuable information to potential buyers waiting for the new model. Specs are subject to change, but for now it doesn't look like battery life will be the Galaxy S25's main differentiating factor.