Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra is durable, but with one flaw "detachable camera rings"
It's tough but not perfect
Samsung's Galaxy S25 Series maintain a design similar to their predecessors, featuring rounded edges and distinctive metal rings around the rear cameras.
However, a recent durability test conducted by YouTuber JerryRigEverything revealed some unexpected details about these rings and other aspects of the S25 Ultra.
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| Camera rings detached quickly |
The camera rings, though appearing solid, were easily detached using a razor blade, suggesting they are attached with adhesive rather than being a permanent part of the assembly. While they are unlikely to fall off during normal use, this design choice is surprising for a flagship device.
The teardown also highlighted a misaligned Samsung logo on the back of the test unit, potentially a manufacturing defect, though it may be an isolated case. Additionally, the S25 Ultra's screen, despite featuring Gorilla Glass Armor 2, showed scratches at level 6 on the Mohs hardness scale, compared to level 7 for the S24 Ultra.
Other findings include the S Pen lacking Bluetooth functionality, despite having a battery compartment, and the titanium construction being limited to the phone's frame, excluding the side buttons. On a positive note, still the S25 Ultra passed the bend test without issues.
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Source: JerryRigEverything
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