Samsung Confirms Galaxy S25 Ultra Release Dates and Preorder Details

Samsung has confirmed that the next-gen Galaxy S25 Ultra will be officially launched on January 22, 2025. This announcement comes after the company revealed the date during its CES 2025 keynote. The event will take place at the Galaxy Unpacked event at 1:00 PM. EST (10 a.m. PT) in San Jose, California.

Although Samsung did not provide specific details about all the products on display at the event. But it’s widely expected that the Galaxy S25 or S25 Ultra series will take center stage. The company is heavily promoting the platform, promising to offer the “most natural and intuitive AI” The S25 series will bring significant advancements in mobile AI, setting a new standard for mobile experiences.

Ahead of the official launch, Samsung is also offering a special opportunity for early adopters. Pre-orders for the Galaxy S25 are opening soon, with the opportunity to keep the device and receive many special privileges. This includes $50 in Samsung credit and entering a sweepstakes to win a $5,000 Samsung gift card. Customers can also trade in qualifying devices for additional credit, up to $900.

The Samsung Galaxy Unpacked event will be broadcast live on various platforms. Including the official Samsung website, YouTube and Samsung Newsroom to provide access to technology enthusiasts around the world. This launch will showcase Samsung’s latest advancements in mobile technology. In particular, the focus is on collaborative AI that will revolutionize the way users work.

As the official release date gets closer and closer. More details about the Galaxy S25 Ultra specifications are also likely to be revealed. This new model is expected to build on the success of its predecessor. By offering better performance Camera capabilities and many features that will compete more with other flagship smartphones.

Now fans and tech enthusiasts can mark their calendars for January 22, 2025, when Samsung will launch the Galaxy S25 series, smartphones that will once again push the boundaries of mobile technology.