The Galaxy S25 series, a new product from Samsung Electronics, is expected to maintain the same price as its predecessor when it launches in the United States on the 22nd (local time).
According to the telecommunications industry on the 20th, the price of the Galaxy S25 standard model with 256GB capacity is set at 1,155,000 won. This is the same price as the standard model Galaxy S24 launched at the beginning of last year. It is also expected to offer a 'double storage' benefit, providing a 512GB device at the 256GB price.
The price of the Galaxy S25 with 512GB capacity is expected to be 1,313,400 won. This capacity model has increased by 15,400 won compared to the Galaxy S24's model price of 1,298,000 won. The Galaxy S25 Plus and Ultra models are also expected to maintain the same prices as their predecessors.
The price of the Galaxy S25 Plus model with 256GB capacity is expected to be 1,353,000 won, while the 512GB model is expected to be 1,511,400 won. The price of the 256GB capacity remains the same compared to the previous Galaxy S24 Plus, while the price of the 512GB capacity has increased by 15,400 won, the same as the standard model.
The Galaxy S25 Ultra model is also expected to have the same price of 1,698,400 won for the 256GB capacity and an increase of 15,400 won to 1,856,800 won for the 512GB capacity compared to the Galaxy S24 Ultra.
However, the outline for the price of the new flagship model 'Slim,' which is expected to be revealed at this Unpacked event, has not been disclosed. One industry official noted, "There are reports that the price of the Qualcomm chip expected to be loaded onto the new model has increased by about 30%, and considering the rise in exchange rates, it seems the price has been frozen for domestic consumers."
Samsung Electronics plans to hold the 'Samsung Galaxy Unpacked 2025' event in San Jose, U.S., at 10 a.m. local time on the 22nd (3 a.m. Korea Standard Time on the 23rd). From the previously released invitation, which shows the corners of four smartphones aligned together, it is speculated that the existing Galaxy S series lineup will include the standard model, Plus, Ultra models, and the Slim model.