Galaxy S25 series price increases may not affect every region

A recent report suggested that the Galaxy S25 series could be more expensive in Korea, Samsung’s homeland. It was suggested that the price increase could carry over to other countries. Well, it seems like the Galaxy S25 series price increases may not affect every region.

The Galaxy S25 series price increases may not affect every region

A new report by WinFuture points in that direction. According to that info, the Galaxy S25 will cost €899 in Europe, while the Galaxy S25+ will cost €1,149, while the Galaxy S25 Ultra will cost €1,449. Those prices are unchanged compared to the current-gen models, basically.

That suggests that the higher price tags, which will seemingly be in effect in Korea, will not touch Europe. That could be the case for other regions too, it remains to be seen.

Do note that the Galaxy S25 will start at 128GB of storage, while the other two models start at 256GB of storage. It remains to be seen what will happen in other regions, of course, like the US, for example.

All three devices are coming next month

All three Galaxy S25 smartphones are expected to arrive in January. We still don’t have the official date, but January 22 has been rumored recently. That rumor could easily be accurate.

We’ve officially revealed the designs of all three smartphones, the Galaxy S25, Galaxy S25+, and Galaxy S25 Ultra, in case you’re interested in checking those out.

Samsung will not be changing a whole lot design-wise. All three smartphones will have flat displays, while the ‘Ultra’ model will once again stand out a bit, as it will look a bit different than the other two models.

The Galaxy S25 and Galaxy S25+ will basically look the same, but they’ll be different in terms of size. The vanilla model will be a compact phone, as was its predecessor.