Key Points:
- Speculations are around that Samsung’s Galaxy S25 Ultra will debut its first OLED display which gives 3000 nits brightness, resulting in a tremendous improvement from the previous S24 lineup’s 2600 nits.
- The S25 Ultra will boast much brighter screens because the X user hints increase from 400 to 800 nits. This will be a huge improvement to screen technology as the display will be brighter.
- While the S25 models might get enhancement, standard models may preserve 2600 nits display and indicate a clear aptitude for the ultrametric variant.
Excitement about the promising Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra concerning its anticipated display game-changing potential has grown to a peak, stirring up all kinds of speculations. The insider’s rumor gives away that Samsung will fashion the launch of a groundbreaking 3000 nits OLED panel with this phone model – the Galaxy S25 Ultra. Thus, a very bright image of 3240 nits would be produced, superseding the current S24 series’ impressive 2600 nits maximum brightness.
Fans/ Followers/ Aficionados are buzzy with enthusiasm trying to guess what may happen as the modern display technology bordering the screen size of our eyes comes to fruition. A username “x user kro”, which is known for the leaks that are credible in the tech community, has hinted at this revolutionary growth, which from the statement by Samsung in question shows that Samsung strives towards pushing its boundaries of innovation.
Even though the Galaxy S25 Ultra is said to be the spotlight with its display enhancement, the unnamed insider says that the normal models may not be as lucky for upgrades. Considering Samsung’s tradition of subdividing its premium smartphone lineup, I do think the magnificent display characteristic will still go to the Ultra variant.
The introduction of the Galaxy S20 range is imminent, therefore, many fans are waiting to see what new things will be on it and, probably are going to decide as soon as they see all those devices with new screens.
The Galaxy S25 Ultra is planned to support 3000 nits brightness.
— kro (@kro_roe) May 6, 2024
