Samsung's base and Plus flagship phones have used the same main camera for years now, but that might not change with the Galaxy S25 or S26.

In recent years, the Galaxy S Ultra devices have been fighting for the throne of the best camera phone. While Samsung goes all out for the Ultra models, we can’t say the same for the vanilla and Plus models.

In fact, Samsung has been using this sensor for the main rear camera since the Samsung Galaxy S22, which launched in 2022. If this rumor is accurate, that would mean no upgrades for the most important camera component for four straight years.

One of these comes from Ice Universe – a reliable leaker when it comes to Samsung phones – and points to the fact that the Galaxy S25 Ultra is going to be more compact. The measurements are given as 162.8 x 77.6 x 8.2mm. That’s smaller than the Galaxy S24 Ultra, most noticeably in width, losing just over a millimetre.

Here's your first look at the redesigned Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra. This is the black variant of the Galaxy S25 Ultra. We expect the Galaxy S25 series to

Samsung's been using the same camera sensor since the Galaxy S22. A new report says it'll be sticking with it for the Galaxy S25 in 2025. When Samsung introduced the Samsung Galaxy S23 in early 2023,

The Samsung Galaxy S25 is shaping up to being a disappointment. Another rumor suggests certain upgrades aren't going to happen this time.The Latest Tech News, Delivered to Your Inbox

According to a new report, Samsung will keep using the same 50MP camera on the Galaxy S25 and Galaxy S26 that first debuted in Galaxy S22.