Samsung Galaxy S25 and S25+: Slow Charging Speeds in Sight

A Disappointing Revelation

The highly anticipated Samsung Galaxy S25 and Galaxy S25+ are creeping their way through regulatory certifications worldwide, and the 3C certification in China has just dropped a crucial piece of information. While we were expecting significant advancements, it seems that Samsung’s flagship duo will sport the same maximum charging speeds as their predecessors.

• The Galaxy S25’s charging speed is capped at 25W, matching the Galaxy S24.
• The Galaxy S25+ will reach a max charging speed of 45W, similar to its predecessor, the Galaxy S24+.

These sluggish charging speeds come as no surprise, given the device’s design. The recent leaks have shown that both phones will have a conservative redesign, with minimal changes setting them apart from the previous generation.

Boring Design, Refining the Formula

The design of the Galaxy S25 and Galaxy S25+ is another aspect where Samsung seems to have taken a step back. The phones’ aesthetics haven’t undergone a significant revamp, with both phones looking eerily similar to their predecessors. It appears that Samsung is focusing on refining the formula rather than introducing revolutionary changes.

This stagnation in design might be a disappointment for many who were expecting a bold move from Samsung. However, it’s crucial to consider that the company might have something more substantial in store, and we’ll have to wait for further announcements to find out.

Finding the Bright Side?

While charging speeds might not be getting a significant boost, this could be an opportunity for Samsung to focus on developing other aspects of the S25 and S25+ experience. We’ll keep an eye out for other developments and rumors to discover what Samsung has in store for its next flagship phones.