Samsung Galaxy S25 series apparently shifted the excellence of Samsung’s S series to another level, with One UI 7 being one of the biggest factors. But guess what? The Galaxy S25 models have highly impressed the entire Galaxy audience with their noticeable growth in the market sales, and do you know the reason why?
Samsung Galaxy S25, Galaxy S25+, and Galaxy S25 Ultra debuted in early January this year, featuring the stable One UI 7 pre-installed before any other models. At the same time, the smartphones are packed with some really exceptional features, such as Now Bar, Now Brief, the fully enhanced and upgraded Galaxy AI suite, various productivity features, and more.
Here’s the reason behind the outstanding market sales of Galaxy S25 series
Despite being featured with next-level features, the most prominent factor of the latest Galaxy S series models is their chipset, Snapdragon 8 Elite for Galaxy, and the processor is the main reason behind the massive boost in sales; a tipster, UniverseIce, via X, highlights the reason why:
Basically, the Samsung Galaxy S25 series just hit an exceptional milestone of over 20 million sales, which apparently hints at 20 million Galaxy S25 models incorporating Snapdragon 8 Elite for Galaxy. Whereas the combined sales of the regular Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Elite were, however, lower than 20 million during the same period.
This, therefore, significantly suggests that the 4.47 GHz Snapdragon 8 Elite for Galaxy powering the S25 models is the exact Snapdragon 8 Elite chipset version, while Qualcomm’s regular 4.32 GHz chipset failed to achieve the top mark in impressing with its power and numbers, anyway.
Well, Samsung is currently preparing to release the stable One UI 8 version for the Galaxy S25 family somewhere in September, while other major flagships, including the Galaxy S24, Z Fold, and Flip 6, alongside more eligible mid-tier and affordable Galaxy devices, will keep testing the One UI 8 beta program at the same time.
