Samsung has plans for the Galaxy S25 series to prevent the phone from becoming expensive. Samsung is preparing to introduce at least three new high-end smartphone models: Galaxy S25, S25 Plus and S25 Ultra. So far, rumors have agreed that Samsung is relying on just a single chip, like in the Galaxy S23 models. However, Samsung may give up Qualcomm chips in the Galaxy S25 series due to price policy. Here are the details…
Exynos or Qualcomm? Which chip will Samsung use in the Galaxy S25 series?
Samsung is making a big push to bring back Exynos chips, despite rumors that it will only use Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 8 Gen 4 chip in the Galaxy S25 series. There were some problems in the production of Exynos chips and production efficiency remained low. However, Samsung is working to solve these problems and increase production efficiency to 60 percent.
Samsung is currently miles away from this goal, so the Galaxy S25 series is expected to use Qualcomm chips. But Samsung doesn’t want to accept this and is desperately trying to increase the yield from chip production, according to SamMobile. It aims to enable the use of a new Exynos chip in Galaxy S25 smartphones.
Samsung Galaxy S25 battery capacity has been announced!
According to information from a reliable source, Samsung Galaxy S25 battery capacity has been revealed. So is it any different from S24?
In order for the chips to go into mass production, this rate must be 60 percent by the third quarter of 2024. It is not yet known whether Samsung will use the Exynos chip in all S25 models or only in the Galaxy S25 and S25 Plus. Of the current models, only the Galaxy S24 Ultra has a Qualcomm chip.
The Snapdragon 8 Gen 4 chip is expected to be much more expensive than its predecessor, Snapdragon 8 Gen 3. This may increase Samsung’s phone prices. However, it is thought that costs can be kept under control with the use of Exynos chips. This can be a huge advantage, especially in the fiercely competitive smartphone market.
What are you thinking? Is this strategy of Samsung correct? Do you think the return of Exynos chips will be successful? Don’t forget to share your opinions in the comments section below…