Samsung is reportedly making cost-saving decisions for the displays in its highly anticipated Galaxy S25 series, which is expected to debut in January. This new lineup will include three models: the Samsung Galaxy S25,

The Galaxy S25 series may end up using M13 organic materials for the display. The move is believed to be a cost-saving measure. M13 materials are 20-30% less bright and efficient and have a 10-20% shorter lifespan than M14 materials.

The Galaxy S25 Ultra will continue to use an M13 OLED panel, the same as the Galaxy S24 series, for cost reasons. Google and Apple are already using a newer-generation OLED panel on the Pixel 9 Pro and iPhone 16 Pro.

The Galaxy S25 and S25 Ultra both come in four colors, while the S25 Plus has five colors to choose from — not including any possible online exclusives.

Samsung's community will be delighted to hear that the South Korean company is considering using Qualcomm's Snapdragon chipsets across the entire Galaxy S25 family.

Samsung could integrate its latest generation of OLED material into the Galaxy S25 Ultra, bringing multiple quality improvements.

The Samsung Galaxy S25 series is rumored to offer fun colors like Sparkling Blue and Midnight Black. All colors will be available with the base model, a relief for customers as some brands save their best options for online exclusives.