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Samsung

Galaxy S25 Ultra

8.2/ 10
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Apple

iPhone Air

6.5/ 10

🏆 Verdict

⁦Galaxy S25 Ultra⁩ is the better pick overall by 17.8 points, leading in Camera, Battery and Updates. The gap is large; ⁦iPhone Air⁩ only makes sense for a lower price or one specific feature.

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Galaxy S25 UltraiPhone Air
96Performance99
94Camera40
56Battery14
46Charging33
78Display82
100Build & durability100
100Updates86

Performance

⁦iPhone Air⁩ is faster with the Apple A19 Pro (performance index 99 vs 96). You notice it in heavy games and video editing, less in daily use.

Camera

⁦Galaxy S25 Ultra⁩'s main camera is 200 MP vs 48 MP. More pixels help cropping and digital zoom, but final quality depends on sensor size and processing. Only ⁦Galaxy S25 Ultra⁩ has an optical 5× telephoto; the other relies on digital zoom. Only ⁦Galaxy S25 Ultra⁩ has an ultrawide lens. ⁦iPhone Air⁩ has the higher-resolution selfie camera (18 MP vs 12 MP).

Battery

⁦Galaxy S25 Ultra⁩'s battery is 1,851 mAh larger (5,000 vs 3,149 mAh), about 59% more. Real battery life also depends on chip and display efficiency.

Charging

⁦Galaxy S25 Ultra⁩ charges faster over cable (45W vs 20W).

Display

⁦Galaxy S25 Ultra⁩ has the larger screen (6.9" vs 6.5"). ⁦iPhone Air⁩'s screen gets brighter (3,000 vs 2,600 nits), which shows outdoors.

Build & durability

⁦iPhone Air⁩ is 53 g lighter.

Updates

⁦Galaxy S25 Ultra⁩ should get OS updates for longer (7 vs 6 years, per the maker's policy at launch).

Specifications

Galaxy S25 UltraiPhone Air
Snapdragon 8 EliteChipsetApple A19 Pro
12 GBRAM12 GB
256 GB / 512 GB / 1 TBStorage256 GB / 512 GB / 1 TB
6.9" Dynamic AMOLED 2XDisplay6.5" LTPO OLED
120 HzRefresh rate120 Hz
3120×1440 (498 ppi)Resolution2736×1260 (463 ppi)
2,600 nitsPeak brightness3,000 nits
200 MPMain camera48 MP
50 MPUltrawideNone
50 MP · 5×TelephotoNone
12 MPFront camera18 MP
5,000 mAhBattery3,149 mAh
45 WWired charging20 W
15 WWireless charging20 W
IP68Water & dust ratingIP68
titaniumFrametitanium
218 gWeight165 g
7 yearsOS updates (estimated)6 years
$1,299Launch price$999
2025-01Released2025-09

Official source: Galaxy S25 Ultra · Official source: iPhone Air

Galaxy S25 Ultra

Pros

  • 5× optical zoom
  • 200 MP main camera
  • 5,000 mAh battery
  • 45W charging
  • 6.9" screen

Cons

  • Heavier (218 g)
  • Pricier ($1,299)

iPhone Air

Pros

  • Titanium frame
  • Light at 165 g
  • Lower price ($999)

Cons

  • No optical telephoto
  • No ultrawide lens
  • Smaller battery
  • Slower charging (20W)
How is the score calculated?

Each phone gets 0–100 points in seven categories (performance, camera, battery, charging, display, build, updates), computed only from its published specs, then combined with fixed, published weights. A gap under 2.5 points counts as a tie. The performance index is an estimate based on benchmark results published at launch.

Figures come from the manufacturers’ official pages. Some specs vary by market. We do not sell devices or earn commissions.

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