05-02-2025 10:41 PM
The S-Pen in Samsung phones used to be black, dark, rubberized, great feeling.
On the S25 Ultra Samsung decided to make it beige? Plastic touch, no rubberized feeling.
So, on a wooping 1000+ euros Flagship phone and they dont even bother to paint the freeking 50€ S-Pen?
Not even mentioning the lack of features of the S-Pen, this year is the year of AI nobody asked for.
Seems this is my last Samsung. What do you feel about this cheep not-so-Ultra S25?
05-02-2025 10:48 PM - last edited 05-02-2025 11:04 PM
05-02-2025 10:53 PM
05-02-2025 11:03 PM
Maybee because they are also gatekeeping the nicest color (Jet Black) in the preorder? If AI is sooo wanted, why doesnt nobody want to pay for it? Do you know that the other software will be available for all other phones down the line? Doesnt seem that you even try to see if something is really worth your money, kudos either way.
05-02-2025 11:25 PM
05-02-2025 11:26 PM
05-02-2025 11:27 PM
05-02-2025 11:40 PM
I had an S24 Ultra, just sold it and I have S25 Ultra has of yesterday, of course I know what I'm talking about.
It feels like a downgrade, CPU, barely noticeable difference (yet), RAM, no change, cameras, hadnt had the time, but no major visible difference yet, AI, S24 would also get it, no battery difference, no "ahhhh" feature, S-Pen, ugly and lackluster! Charger coil inside the phone and no bluetooth on the S-Pen! If Samsung doesnt understand why isnt it not compeling to upgrade? Yes! It feels like a downgrade!
05-02-2025 11:45 PM
05-02-2025 11:47 PM
I saw that, but why do I have to pay for a new S-Pen? I just chilled a lot for the phone with one! And yes, I tested the S24 Ultra S-Pen doesnt fit, it stiks out and doesnt go inside. AI, yes it can have nice touches here and there but, its still so pointless, make it a real assistant you can talk with it and have a home speaker to do more, right now its a glued together solution, no real impact. Its nice to do some doodles with my daughter using the S-Pen, does the AI in S25 really help me be more productive? Google assistant already did some of what is now "AI". So not yet.