Samsung is set to unveil the Galaxy S25 series on January 22, but early pricing leaks in Europe have sparked speculation about a potential price hike.
According to an Italian retailer’s listings, which were quickly taken down, the Galaxy S25, S25+, and S25 Ultra could come with significantly higher price tags.
Rumored Pricing
The leaked prices for the Galaxy S25 series are as follows:
- Galaxy S25:
- 128GB: €973
- 256GB: €1,036
- 512GB: €1,162
- Galaxy S25+:
- 256GB: €1,246
- 512GB: €1,371
- Galaxy S25 Ultra:
- 256GB: €1,571
- 512GB: €1,696
- 1TB: €1,948
While these numbers may not represent the official retail prices, they suggest a possible €100 price hike across the lineup compared to the Galaxy S24 series.
What to Expect
It’s worth noting that Samsung typically sets prices ending in €49 or €99, so these leaked figures might not be final.
However, if accurate, the Galaxy S25 Ultra could cost nearly €2,000 for the 1TB model, making it one of Samsung’s priciest smartphones to date.
The rumored Galaxy S25 Slim, a more affordable model, is expected to launch a few months after the main lineup.
While the leaked prices may be speculative, they’ve raised concerns about affordability for the upcoming Galaxy S25 series.
All eyes are now on Samsung’s official announcement later this month to confirm the pricing and features of its flagship devices.
