Samsung Galaxy S25 is Official in Nepal: Pre-Orders Lasts Till 13 February

The Samsung Galaxy S25 is the successor to the Samsung Galaxy S24 and is the lowest offering of the S25 series. The phone was announced globally at the Galaxy Unpacked event on January 22, 2025, and has made its way to Nepal.

What is the price of the Samsung Galaxy S25 in Nepal?

The Samsung Galaxy S25 went official in Nepal just eight days after its international debut along with its higher counterparts, which include the S25+ and S25 Ultra. Unlike the rest of its series members, this phone has a higher price fluctuation!

The price of the Samsung Galaxy S25 in Nepal is Rs. 1,04,999 and Rs. 1,14,999 for the 12/128GB  and 12/256GB trims respectively. Last year, the phone’s two variants cost Rs. 99,999 and Rs. 1,19,000 and had 8GB memory.

This means the lower trim has received a price hike while the higher variant dropped Rs. 5,000 off its price tag. As a result, the price gap between the two variants of the base Galaxy S series is much more sensible compared to last year.

Samsung is currently running pre-order offers which will continue until 13 February 2024. As a part of the offer, you can get the Samsung Galaxy Buds3 Pro at Rs. 14,999 and a silicone case at Rs. 1,500 with the purchase of the Samsung Galaxy S25. The earbuds and protective case originally cost Rs.31,999 and Rs. 3,399 respectively.

The Samsung Galaxy S25+ is available to purchase across all authorised retailers nationwide along with EMI and trade-in options. The brand is also offering one-time breakage insurance for one year.

The main highlight of the Samsung Galaxy S25 is the new “Snapdragon 8 Elite for Galaxy” processor inside. Other than that, the phone has barely changed compared to its predecessor. This article will look at the Samsung Galaxy S25 in further detail.

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Samsung Galaxy S25 Overview

Galaxy AI

Samsung hasn’t made all that many changes in the hardware department this year. As such, the key highlight this year is AI and how personal and intuitive it has grown. It now better understands on-device context and human language, allowing you to find the setting or a photo by defining it instead.

Samsung and Google have teamed up to enable Bixby and Gemini to work together, even handling tasks across third-party apps. The on-device AI also curates relevant information in the “Now Brief” section, which can be accessed via the Dynamic Island-like “Now Bar.”

Circle to Search now recognises audio playing on the device and detects phone numbers, emails, and URLs for instant actions. Other AI tools include Call Transcript and Summarisation, Writing Assist, and Drawing Assist (formerly Sketch to Image).

Design and Build

Similar to the Plus model, the Samsung Galaxy S25 looks practically the same as the previous year. The only real difference is the more prominent rings around the cameras.

Apart from that, the overall design remains the same with three independent camera cutouts vertically aligned on top of one another. The phone has grown smaller and lighter, while the material used remains the same.

As such, its frame is made of Armor Aluminium 2 and the front and back panels are layered with Gorilla Glass Victus 2. It is still water and dust-resistant with an IP68 rating.

Display

The Samsung Galaxy S25 has a 6.2-inch Dynamic AMOLED 2X display with FHD+ resolution, 1 to 120Hz refresh rate, and 2,600 nits peak brightness. In other words, it’s the same screen as last year. This phone does not even get the AI upscaling “ProScaler” feature the Plus and Ultra models get.

Hardware

This time, Samsung has decided to go all in with the “Snapdragon 8 Elite for Galaxy” for everyone. So, no more good stuff to a limited audience and discrimination to the rest.

This silicon brings one of the highest performance jumps compared to its predecessor in recent history. We are looking at over 30% improvement in almost all the aspects.

Now the Samsung Galaxy S25 ships with a minimum of 12GB RAM, while you can choose between 128GB and 256GB for the storage option.

Camera

The Samsung Galaxy S25 shares the same optics hardware as its predecessor and Plus-sized sibling. It has a 50MP main, a 10MP (3x) telephoto, a 12MP ultrawide, and a 12MP selfie camera.

The phone does get some feature upgrades, which include the ability to record 10-bit HDR and Log videos, with Zebra Pattern and False Colour tools built right in.

You also get features like “Best Face” and “Audio Eraser” to fix imperfections. The former lets you swap faces in photos to correct issues like blinking eyes, while the latter reduces background noise in videos.

Battery and OS

The story with battery and charging speed is the same too — they are unchanged. The Samsung Galaxy S25 features a 4,000mAh cell, 25W wired, 15W wireless, and 4.5W reverse wireless charging. Despite the unchanged hardware, Samsung claims the optimisations they’ve put in place improve the battery life.

The Galaxy S25 runs on Android 15 with OneUI 7 and offers seven years of security updates and OS upgrades.

Samsung Galaxy S25 Price in Nepal and Availability

The Samsung Galaxy S25 price in Nepal starts at Rs. 1,04,999 and goes up to Rs. 1,14,999. You can purchase the phone through all authorised mediums — both online and onsite.

Pre-order offers are running from 30 January to 13 February 2024, where customers can grab the Galaxy Buds3 Pro and the official silicone case for just Rs. 14,999 and Rs. 1,500 respectively.

On top of that, Samsung is also offering one-time breakage insurance for a year as well as EMI and trade-in options.

Aside from some software enhancements, the Samsung Galaxy S25 is largely unchanged from its predecessor. Its key highlight is the Snapdragon 8 Elite chipset, ensuring no performance compromises like with the Exynos processors of previous models.

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