The Galaxy S25, which is expected to launch early next year, will use all Snapdragon chipsets, minus Samsung’s own Exynos chips.
Over the years when Samsung’s flagship smartphones use Exynos chipsets, they are often criticized. Whether it is a matter of performance and cooling. But from the latest information, it is possible that all Galaxy S25 models will use Qualcomm‘s Snapdragon chipset.
This prediction is based on reports that Samsung Foundry is only 20 percent successful in developing new Exynos chips for Samsung’s high-end smartphones. This number is not enough for mass production.
As mentioned above Over the years, Exynos chipsets are often questioned about their overall performance with every new high-end smartphone released every year. And it is also something that Samsung could not erase this bad memory.
Information from @UniverseIce, who has inside information about Samsung products, posted on the X platform that Again, all Galaxy S25 models released throughout the world the Snapdragon 8 Elite chipset, none of which will use the Exynos chipset.
For the launch of the Galaxy S25, it is expected to follow the same timeline as the launch of the Galaxy S24, in early January next year there will be three models: the Galaxy S25, Galaxy S25 Plus, and Galaxy S25 Ultra.
