Leaked images reveal iPhone-like flat design

The Galaxy S24 Ultra is one of the best Android phones launched in recent years and it is precisely the one that has gotten rid of those edges so common to this series of the Korean manufacturer, but without completely eliminating them in the curvature. Samsung’s bet will continue I’m heading towards the apartment as seen in the new leaked images of the upcoming Galaxy S25 Ultra.

Samsung’s relationship with Edge Sides has spanned years and the first Galaxy S to acquire this particular shape understand a mobile phone, it was the Galaxy S6 Edge itself. It took the Korean manufacturer 9 years to reduce the curvature of the side to make it almost flat, at least in the Galaxy S24 Ultra, since the S24 and S24+ are completely flat.

@OnLeaks comes back with some rendered images which show how Samsung’s inspiration for the new Galaxy S24 Ultra comes partly from the iPhone itself; The new ones were just announced two days ago. The sides of the mobile phone will be flat to further distance itself from the previous Galaxy seen in recent years.

Even the new flagship model is will inspire the more rounded corners of the iPhone to move away a bit from the design seen in the Galaxy S24 Ultra where they play more towards the straight and vertical. With the flat front and more rounded corners, the visual appearance and design will change a lot for the next Korean flagship.

Where there won’t be any major changes will be in the design of the rear cameras, as it will remain the same. And in the leaked images the camera rings are almost the same to those seen on the foldable Galaxy Z Fold 6, although you have to be a little careful with @IceUniverse, one of the most famous leakers, who claims that they do not represent the final design of the back, so you will have to arm yourself with a little patience until it leaks.

Besides the leaked design, other details are emerging regarding the weight, such as it will remain at 219 g to make it the lightest flagship on the market compared to the 233g of the Galaxy S24 Ultra or the 227g of the iPhone 16 Pro Max. The battery will reach 5,000mAh and according to Ice Universe, it will offer ultra-fast charging of 45W at 15V and 3A.

And finally, according to Android Policethe Galaxy S24 Ultra will support satellite connectivityprecisely for those emergency moments when you need to contact. Additionally, Samsung is expected to use the same launch window as the current Galaxy S24, which was announced in mid-January according to Android Police.