Galaxy S25 Ultra might have a downgraded S Pen without Bluetooth connectivity. Without Bluetooth connectivity, the S Pen would lose out on gesture controls. Samsung may adopt a new connectivity technology for S Pen,

Samsung's Galaxy S25 Ultra S Pen might lose Bluetooth functionality, including gestures and remote control features. Read on to learn more!

Other S25 Ultra rumors have focused on hardware upgrades – we've heard, for instance, that the phone may launch with the new Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Elite chipset, an improved camera system with a 50MP ultra-wide camera, and a slightly larger display than its predecessor.

Attempting to look on the bright side, having no Bluetooth will have a small impact on the phone's battery life, since the S25 Ultra will no longer have to donate power to the S Pen to keep it functional. But given the power demands of an S Pen are so small, this is unlikely to have a noticeable effect.

Samsung is expected to reveal its highly-anticipated Galaxy S25 series at its upcoming Galaxy Unpacked event on January 22. While there are a lot of rumored upgrades to the lineup this year, the Galaxy S25 Ultra could have one disappointing downgrade in-store.

The Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra could disappoint some fans. That's because the S-Pen is said to lose some key functionality.

Following the designs of all three phones, we bring you detailed specifications of the Samsung Galaxy S25 series.

A new leak has revealed several previously unknown camera enhancements that could debut on the Galaxy S25 Ultra.

Rumors claim Samsung could drop Bluetooth connectivity from the S Pen of the new Galaxy S25 Ultra. If true, a tipster on X claims that the stylus would lose "gestures" and "remote control" functions,

Samsung doesn’t typically pack new camera hardware into its flagship smartphones every year. The company instead optimizes the same hardware for several years, similar to the approach of the Google Pixel phones.