Galaxy S25
Magic7 Pro
🏆 Verdict
Magic7 Pro is the better pick overall by 13.6 points, leading in Charging, Battery and Display. Galaxy S25 remains a strong contender elsewhere.
Galaxy S25 offers more for the money ($799 vs $1,403 at launch).
By category
Performance
Both run the Snapdragon 8 Elite with practically the same performance.
Camera
Magic7 Pro has the higher-resolution selfie camera (50 MP vs 12 MP).
Battery
Magic7 Pro's battery is 1,270 mAh larger (5,270 vs 4,000 mAh), about 32% more. Real battery life also depends on chip and display efficiency.
Charging
Magic7 Pro charges faster over cable (100W vs 25W). Wireless charging is faster on Magic7 Pro (80W vs 15W).
Display
Magic7 Pro has the larger screen (6.8" vs 6.2"). Magic7 Pro's screen gets brighter (5,000 vs 2,600 nits), which shows outdoors.
Build & durability
Galaxy S25 is rated IP68 vs IP69 on the other. Galaxy S25 is 61 g lighter.
Updates
Galaxy S25 should get OS updates for longer (7 vs 5 years, per the maker's policy at launch).
Specifications
| Galaxy S25 | Magic7 Pro | |
|---|---|---|
| Snapdragon 8 Elite | Chipset | Snapdragon 8 Elite |
| 12 GB | RAM | 12 GB |
| 128 GB / 256 GB / 512 GB | Storage | 512 GB |
| 6.2" Dynamic AMOLED 2X | Display | 6.8" LTPO OLED |
| 120 Hz | Refresh rate | 120 Hz |
| 2340×1080 (416 ppi) | Resolution | 2800×1280 (453 ppi) |
| 2,600 nits | Peak brightness | 5,000 nits |
| 50 MP | Main camera | 50 MP |
| 12 MP | Ultrawide | 50 MP |
| 10 MP · 3× | Telephoto | 200 MP · 3× |
| 12 MP | Front camera | 50 MP |
| 4,000 mAh | Battery | 5,270 mAh |
| 25 W | Wired charging | 100 W |
| 15 W | Wireless charging | 80 W |
| IP68 | Water & dust rating | IP69 |
| aluminium | Frame | aluminium |
| 162 g | Weight | 223 g |
| 7 years | OS updates (estimated) | 5 years |
| $799 | Launch price | EUR 1,299 (≈ $1,403) |
| 2025-01 | Released | 2025-01 |
Galaxy S25
Pros
- Light at 162 g
- 7 years of updates
- Lower price ($799)
Cons
- Smaller battery
- Slower charging (25W)
- Dimmer screen
Magic7 Pro
Pros
- 5,270 mAh battery
- 100W charging
- 5,000 nits peak
- 6.8" screen
Cons
- Heavier (223 g)
- Shorter update window
- Pricier ($1,403)
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.