Galaxy S25 Ultra concept ditches bezels, uses under-display camera
Another interesting concept design has been shared on YouTube, this time around it’s related to the Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra. It has been shared by the Technizo Concept YouTube channel.
This Galaxy S25 Ultra concept has very thin bezels, and under-display camera
This is just a third-party concept, of course, it’s not a leak or anything of the sort. The designer is sharing his vision for Samsung’s 2025 flagship here. The real deal will likely look much different, though this phone looks outstanding.
If you check out the video that is embedded below the article, you’ll see what we mean. This concept smartphone has razor-thin bezels, not to mention it doesn’t have a display camera hole. The designer envisioned an under-display camera here, one that you can’t exactly see.
The phone does have a boxy shape, with flat top and bottom sides. The back glass is curved, as is the phone’s display, slightly. The frame is made out of metal, while all the physical buttons are located on the right.
The designer envisioned a 150x camera zoom for this phone
There are three cameras included on the back, with some added sensors. The designer also envisioned a 150x periscope zoom for this phone, by the way, as it’s pointed out in the video. The same goes for the Snapdragon 8 Gen 3, though considering this is the Galaxy S25 Ultra concept, it should have been the Snapdragon 8 Gen 4. Someone made a mistake in that regard, the Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 will be in use in the Galaxy S24 series.
The camera array on the back of the phone does look odd, and the main camera is obviously has a much lager sensor than the rest. You’ll also notice an S Pen stylus in the S Pen silo, which is located in the bottom-right corner.
The device is shown in only one color in this video, a beige color of sorts. The video itself lasts about 2 minutes, so if you’d like to check it out, it’s embedded below.
Another interesting concept design has been shared on YouTube, this time around it’s related to the Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra. It has been shared by the Technizo Concept YouTube channel.
This Galaxy S25 Ultra concept has very thin bezels, and under-display camera
This is just a third-party concept, of course, it’s not a leak or anything of the sort. The designer is sharing his vision for Samsung’s 2025 flagship here. The real deal will likely look much different, though this phone looks outstanding.
If you check out the video that is embedded below the article, you’ll see what we mean. This concept smartphone has razor-thin bezels, not to mention it doesn’t have a display camera hole. The designer envisioned an under-display camera here, one that you can’t exactly see.
The phone does have a boxy shape, with flat top and bottom sides. The back glass is curved, as is the phone’s display, slightly. The frame is made out of metal, while all the physical buttons are located on the right.
The designer envisioned a 150x camera zoom for this phone
There are three cameras included on the back, with some added sensors. The designer also envisioned a 150x periscope zoom for this phone, by the way, as it’s pointed out in the video. The same goes for the Snapdragon 8 Gen 3, though considering this is the Galaxy S25 Ultra concept, it should have been the Snapdragon 8 Gen 4. Someone made a mistake in that regard, the Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 will be in use in the Galaxy S24 series.
The camera array on the back of the phone does look odd, and the main camera is obviously has a much lager sensor than the rest. You’ll also notice an S Pen stylus in the S Pen silo, which is located in the bottom-right corner.
The device is shown in only one color in this video, a beige color of sorts. The video itself lasts about 2 minutes, so if you’d like to check it out, it’s embedded below.
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