Samsung Galaxy S25 Series Design Leaked: Narrower Bezels, Anti-Reflective Panels Added

Samsung Galaxy S25 Series Design Leaked: Narrower Bezels, Anti-Reflective Panels AddedRecently, an enthusiastic netizen shared photos of third-party screen protectors for the Samsung Galaxy S25 series, revealing a new design for this highly anticipated flagship phone series. The photos show that the S25 series' bezels appear to be even narrower and may adopt a symmetrical design, suggesting an improvement in both visual appeal and grip

Samsung Galaxy S25 Series Design Leaked: Narrower Bezels, Anti-Reflective Panels Added

Recently, an enthusiastic netizen shared photos of third-party screen protectors for the Samsung Galaxy S25 series, revealing a new design for this highly anticipated flagship phone series. The photos show that the S25 series' bezels appear to be even narrower and may adopt a symmetrical design, suggesting an improvement in both visual appeal and grip.

According to the netizen's leak, all three phones in the Galaxy S25 series will be equipped with anti-reflective panels, a technology first introduced in the Galaxy S24 Ultra that effectively reduces screen reflectivity and improves display clarity in bright light. Notably, the Galaxy S24 Ultra's front display uses Corning Gorilla Glass, which reduces light reflection by about 75% compared to regular glass, ensuring stable screen display in various lighting environments.

In addition to anti-reflective panels, Samsung fans are generally expecting the S25 series to fully adopt Gorilla Glass Armor cover material, which was first used in the S24 Ultra and showcases exceptional scratch resistance and anti-reflection properties.

It is reported that the S25 Ultra will be taller and thinner than its predecessor, eliminating the bulky middle frame in the new design, which is expected to reduce weight and enhance user experience. Additionally, the S25 Ultra will abandon the traditional sharp-corner design, adopting a more rounded corner design while retaining the S Pen slot, offering users a convenient stylus experience.

Although the exposure of third-party screen protectors provides us with design clues, it's important to note that these third-party protectors do not necessarily represent the final design, and the actual appearance of the products may differ. Furthermore, the bezel width of the S25 series is expected to be similar to that of the S24 series, and the display size might also remain consistent.

Overall, the design changes in the Galaxy S25 series signal Samsung's ongoing efforts in enhancing user experience. Narrower bezels, anti-reflective panels, and a lighter and thinner body will all contribute to a more comfortable and excellent user experience. However, the final design details are still pending official confirmation, so let's look forward to the surprises Samsung will unveil at future launches.