My Galaxy S25 Ultra almost prompted an existential crisis
- The Galaxy S25 Ultra starts at $1,299 and features a more durable display, an upgraded camera system, and the latest Qualcomm processor for improved performance.
- The new 50MP ultrawide lens offers four times more detail than the previous 12MP sensor, according to Samsung.
- While the phone has impressive features, the upgrades feel iterative, with some users finding the now brief AI feature underwhelming in practical use.
- The review highlights a concern about linking productivity with self-worth, as the now brief may not be transformative for users with simpler routines.
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