Samsung · Launched January 2025

Samsung Galaxy S25 5G

Consider3.6 / 5Why?

Colour Navy

Memory

Where to buyNavy · 12 GB · 128 GB

Amazon LOWESTIn stock · Prime delivery

₹58,999 *Buy on Amazon

Flipkart In stock · free delivery

₹69,999 *Buy on Flipkart

Compare all 7 variants across stores

Variant	Flipkart	Amazon
Navy · 12 GB · 128 GB	₹69,999	₹58,999
Silver Shadow · 128 GB	₹69,999	Not sold
Standard	₹69,999	Not sold
Silver Shadow · 12 GB · 128 GB	Not sold	₹61,490
Navy · 12 GB · 256 GB	Not sold	₹64,890
Silver Shadow · 12 GB · 256 GB	Not sold	₹63,939
Mint · 12 GB · 256 GB	Not sold	₹64,000

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The ZuPick verdict

3.6out of 5

ConsiderBest at performance, weakest at battery.

The Galaxy S25 5G gets the essentials of a premium compact phone right: top-tier speed, a polished display, flexible cameras and outstanding long-term support. Its main drawback is that battery life and charging are only average for this price, which stops it short of being an easy class leader.

Based on specs, expert reviews and owner discussions.

Performance4.7

It scores about 2.2 million on AnTuTu, which puts it among the fastest phones you can buy at this price. 12 GB RAM and UFS 4.0 storage help it stay quick in gaming, multitasking and long-term use.

Camera4.1

This is one of the more complete camera setups in the category, with optical stabilisation, a proper ultrawide, 3x telephoto zoom and 8K video. The only thing holding it back from the very top is the modest 12 MP front camera and a standard 50 MP main sensor rather than a higher-resolution flagship-style lead camera.

Display3.7

The AMOLED panel, 120 Hz refresh rate and 2600 nits peak brightness make this a strong display for everyday use, media and outdoor visibility. The main compromise is resolution, because 1080x2340 is less sharp than the 1.5K panels many rivals now offer.

Battery2.3

Wireless charging is a nice extra, but the 4000 mAh battery and 25W wired charging are both behind the better phones in this class. It is serviceable for moderate use, yet clearly not built around endurance or fast top-ups.

Value2.9

You are paying full price for a compact flagship experience, excellent performance, strong cameras and very long software support. The weaker battery and slow charging make it less aggressive on pure value than some rivals.

Price history

FlipkartAmazon

28 SeptToday

31 days of recorded prices.

Buy now or wait?Worth waiting

It has been as low as ₹39,999 in the period we have tracked.

Lowest
₹39,999

Highest
₹78,499

Pros & cons

What’s good

Flagship-level speed

It scores about 2.2 million on AnTuTu, which is near the top of what this price can buy. The 12 GB RAM and UFS 4.0 storage also keep apps, games and multitasking feeling very fast.

Compact premium build

At 162 grams with a 6.2-inch body, it is easier to use one-handed than most rivals in this range. IP68 protection adds real peace of mind for long-term daily use.

Versatile rear cameras

You get optical stabilisation on the main camera, a proper ultrawide, and a 3x telephoto lens. That gives it more shooting flexibility than most phones here, especially for portraits and travel shots.

Bright smooth display

The AMOLED screen runs at 120 Hz and reaches 2600 nits peak brightness, so it stays comfortable outdoors. Colours and contrast are strong, and scrolling feels fluid.

Long software support

Samsung promises 7 years of Android and security updates. That makes it a much safer buy for people planning to keep the phone for several years.

What’s not

Small battery size

The 4000 mAh battery is well below what many rivals now offer in this range. It can get through a day for lighter users, but heavy gaming, camera use or 5G can make it feel average.

Slow wired charging

25W charging is a clear weak spot at this price, where many alternatives refill much faster. A 50% top-up in 30 minutes is fine, but not class-leading.

Base storage value

The ₹39,999 starting price is attached to 128 GB storage, which feels tight for a premium phone meant to last years. Buyers who shoot lots of 4K video or keep large games may need the pricier variants.

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