Galaxy S25 Ultra has thinner camera rings than iPhone 16 Pro Max

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Yesterday, we got to know that the camera rings of the
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and the
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will have a
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. Today, we have information about the
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camera rings as well and the news is quite welcoming.

On X,
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claims that the thickness of the Galaxy S25 Ultra’s camera rings is 2.4mm. It is way less than the depth of the
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camera hump, which is 4.3mm. You can see the comparison in the image below.

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Going by the rivalry between Galaxy S-series and iPhones, the Galaxy S25 Ultra’s rear camera performance should be similar to that of the iPhone 16 Pro Max. Despite that, the upcoming phone’s camera rings are much thinner, which is quite impressive. This is one more proof that
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is a step ahead of
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when it comes to hardware design and packaging.

Overall thickness of Galaxy S25 Ultra will also be less than iPhone 16 Pro Max's​


Earlier this month,
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revealed that its waistline is just 8.2mm, making it 0.4mm thinner than the
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and 0.1mm thinner than Apple’s latest flagship smartphone, the iPhone 16 Pro Max. The thinner camera rings could be one of the main factors contributing to the slimmer design of Samsung’s upcoming flagship phone.

Earlier today, we also
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that the Galaxy S25 Ultra’s bezels around the display will be 0.2mm thinner than those of the Galaxy S24 Ultra and thinner than the bezels of the iPhone 16 Pro Max, which already has extremely thin bezels.

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Considering all these things, it looks like Samsung is paying a lot of attention to the Galaxy S25 Ultra’s design, helping the phone offer significant improvements over its predecessor and make it look much more compact/better than its rivals.

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