Samsung Galaxy S25 Series Leaks: Qi2 Magnetic Charging and Storage Configurations Revealed

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Samsung Galaxy S25 Series Leaks: Qi2 Magnetic Charging and Storage Configurations Revealed

As the anticipated launch of Samsung's next flagship series approaches in early 2025, new leaks have emerged revealing significant upgrades and specifications for the Galaxy S25 lineup. The latest information suggests Samsung is finally embracing magnetic accessory support through Qi2 charging while offering expanded storage options across the series.

Qi2 Magnetic Charging Integration

The Galaxy S25 series is set to mark Samsung's entry into magnetic accessory support through the Qi2 standard. This implementation will include a complete magnetic system similar to Apple's MagSafe, featuring multiple layers including a copper-graphite shield, nanocrystalline shield, charging coil, and protective components. The addition will enable easier attachment of accessories and more consistent charging performance, bringing Android users the convenience iPhone users have enjoyed for years.

Qi2 Charging Components:

  • Magnetic ring
  • Copper-graphite shield
  • Nanocrystalline shield
  • Charging coil
  • Polycarbonate housing
  • Protective shield

Storage and RAM Configurations

According to reliable leaker Arsène Lupin, the Galaxy S25 series will offer tiered storage options across the lineup. The base S25 model will come with 128GB and 256GB options, while the S25+ steps up to 256GB and 512GB variants. The premium S25 Ultra will provide the most extensive storage options, offering 256GB, 512GB, and a massive 1TB variant. Another source, Jukanlosreve, indicates that the S25 Ultra will feature 12GB RAM in its 256GB model, while the 512GB and 1TB variants will boast 16GB of RAM.

Storage Configuration Details:

  • Galaxy S25: 128GB, 256GB
  • Galaxy S25+: 256GB, 512GB
  • Galaxy S25 Ultra: 256GB (12GB RAM), 512GB (16GB RAM), 1TB (16GB RAM)

Processor Specifications

The Galaxy S25 Ultra is expected to be powered by the Snapdragon 8 Elite chipset. However, there's uncertainty regarding the processor choice for the S25 and S25+ models. While some reports suggest they will also feature the Snapdragon 8 Elite, others indicate the possibility of Exynos 2500 chips being used in certain markets or globally.

Certification and Launch Timeline

The Galaxy S25 Ultra has already received NBTC certification in Thailand, bearing the model number SM-S938B/DS. This certification timeline aligns with Samsung's typical release schedule, suggesting a January 2025 launch for the entire series, following the pattern established by previous generations.