Dummy models for the full Galaxy S25 lineup have leaked, confirming dimensions and giving us a good idea of what the final version will look like.

The Galaxy S25 Ultra will continue to use an M13 OLED panel, the same as the Galaxy S24 series, for cost reasons. Google and Apple are already using a newer-generation OLED panel on the Pixel 9 Pro and iPhone 16 Pro.

We’re probably now only a few months away from the launch of the Samsung Galaxy S25 series, and as such we have quite a clear picture through leaks of many of the likely specs. But one thing that has remained uncertain is what chipsets these phones will use.

A new leak from Ice Universe (which has a solid track record) says that Samsung will use the newly announced Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Elite in all of the S25 models. That isn't surprising, as the Snapdragon 8 Elite sounds like an impressively powerful SoC.

As reported by Hankyung, Samsung has not yet ruled out using the Exynos 2500 chip in the Galaxy S25 series. The company is expected to make the decision between late October and early November. It cannot take long, as the mass production phase of the next Galaxy flagship phones will begin in the coming weeks.

With every new leak and rumor, the picture becomes clearer for what to expect from the Galaxy S25 series. A new rumor claims all three members of the Galaxy S25 family will use old display tech. A report that comes from the Korean publication Electronic Newspaper claims Samsung is trying to save money on the development of the Galaxy S25 series.

Samsung's community will be delighted to hear that the South Korean company is considering using Qualcomm's Snapdragon chipsets across the entire Galaxy S25 family.

The Galaxy S25 and S25 Ultra both come in four colors, while the S25 Plus has five colors to choose from — not including any possible online exclusives.

Samsung could integrate its latest generation of OLED material into the Galaxy S25 Ultra, bringing multiple quality improvements.