The highly anticipated Samsung Galaxy S25 series is gearing up for a January launch, though there’s still uncertainty regarding whether it will debut in early or late January. With the official unveiling drawing closer, new benchmarks have shed light on the base model’s specifications, and it’s good news for fans of flagship performance.
Samsung Galaxy S25 Gets 12GB RAM Minimum
According to the benchmark results, the Galaxy S25 base model will come with 12GB of RAM, marking a significant upgrade from the 8GB base tier of the Galaxy S24. While the S24 offered a 12GB variant, many are hoping that Samsung will eliminate the 8GB option entirely for the S25 lineup. However, confirmation of this will have to wait until the official announcement.
The S25 series is rumored to feature Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 8 Elite chipset, but this isn’t set in stone. While a prototype spotted in benchmarks was running a Snapdragon chip and Android 15, it’s worth noting that this particular unit was for the Korean market. Samsung has yet to confirm whether all regions will receive Qualcomm’s chip or if there will be regional variations.
Leaked renders suggest that the Galaxy S25 design will closely resemble its predecessor, the Galaxy S24, with minor refinements. Fans of Samsung’s premium aesthetic will likely appreciate the continuity, though we may see subtle tweaks to enhance usability and appeal.
Pokdepinion: As the January launch approaches, more details are expected to emerge. Whether Samsung completely ditches the 8GB RAM tier or opts for a global Snapdragon 8 Elite rollout remains to be seen.
