The FCC listing for the upcoming Galaxy S25 series has confirmed a major change for them. The listing page reveals the base Galaxy S25 & Galaxy S25+ models for the first time will support Wi-Fi 7 connectivity. The new tech support will provide better connectivity and faster speed to the regular devices, and also users might witness less battery drain. In the Galaxy S24 series, only the Galaxy S24 Ultra was lucky to receive Wi-Fi 7 support.
The Galaxy S24 and S24 Plus were stuck with Wi-Fi 6E connectivity, which limited them to lower speeds and other factors. Apart from this series, only the Galaxy Z Fold Special Edition and Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra support new Wi-Fi connectivity. Samsung should have introduced it on Galaxy Z Fold 6 & Flip 6 gadgets, but for some reason both foldable phones were left out. It could change from next year, and it will start from flagship Galaxy S25 series.
The next models will be announced in January 2025 with some new features. According to the rumors, all the devices will launch with a Qualcomm Snapdragon Gen processor. Furthermore, the S25 Ultra to get more powerful Qualcomm Elite chipset to set new benchmark. The base model will now have 12GB RAM option, and we could see dramatic changes in camera compartment.