Samsung has finally launched its most anticipated Galaxy S25 series, and it’s soon going to be available in retail stores for Galaxy audiences in a few days. Although the degradation of the Bluetooth-enabled S Pen from the Galaxy S25 Ultra is currently the matter of serious discussion, Samsung has now clarified that the Galaxy S25 Ultra won’t support the Bluetooth S Pen anyway; the recent blog listing was clearly a mistake.
Substantially, the entire scenario sounds a little weird, where a recent blog post on Samsung’s site was making the Galaxy S25 Ultra owners purchase a Bluetooth-enabled S Pen separately, mentioning the S Pen Pro model to have Bluetooth connectivity, which is compatible with the S25 Ultra.
However, the Pro model doesn’t even work with the S25 Ultra, and after all, Samsung further clarified that the Galaxy S25 Ultra unit will not support any Bluetooth-enabled S Pen, not even the S Pen Pro.
Samsung Confirms Galaxy S25 Ultra Won’t Support Bluetooth S Pen
Alternatively, the recent blog post of Samsung seems to be a tease with inaccurate information, with the company itself confirming that the S25 Ultra owners will not be able to use any Bluetooth-enabled S Pen, anyways.
At the same time, it was a mistake from Samsung’s end, and people are intended to use their Galaxy S25 Ultra’s S Pen without any Bluetooth interactions, like Air gestures or using the S Pen as a camera shutter, though, which is not bad news for the users who are not really a big “stylus fan.”.
