The launch of Samsung's Galaxy S25 series is just around the corner, with the official unveiling expected before the end of the month. A new leak from an Italian retailer suggests that prices for all models, including the top-tier Galaxy S25 Ultra, may see an increase in Europe.
Contradictory Pricing Leaks
While previous leaks pointed towards no price increases from the Galaxy S24 lineup, information from the Italian retailer Zanetti indicates otherwise. These new figures suggest that the Galaxy S25 trio could cost between €100 and €150 more than their predecessors.
It's important to note that the following prices are unrounded and may not exactly represent the final retail prices when the Galaxy S25 series is released. However, they provide a strong indication of a potential price hike in Europe:
Leaked European Prices
| Model | Storage | Price (EUR) |
|---|---|---|
| Galaxy S25 (SM-S931) | 128 GB | €973 |
| 256 GB | €1,036 | |
| 512 GB | €1,162 | |
| Galaxy S25 Plus (SM-S936) | 256 GB | €1,246 |
| 512 GB | €1,371 | |
| Galaxy S25 Ultra (SM-S938) | 256 GB | €1,571 |
| 512 GB | €1,696 | |
| 1 TB | €1,948 |
Samsung is expected to reveal the Galaxy S25 series at its next Galaxy Unpacked event, which, based on recent leaks, is likely to happen on January 22nd. Further information and details of the phones, including availability details, are expected at the event.
Source: Zanetti Online Shop
