Is the Samsung Galaxy S series battery life going to improve in the next release? If the leaks are accurate, the answer is no. Last night, a leak revealed the ‘Galaxy S25 battery capacity,’ which appears to remain at 4000 mAh, the same as the Galaxy S24. Users of standard Galaxy S phones know how frustratingly low the battery size is, and it seems the Galaxy S25 will be no different.
Battery Capacity Trends in Galaxy S Series
Samsung tends to focus on SoC efficiency rather than increasing battery size. From the S20 to the S21, the battery capacity was 4000 mAh. It then dropped to 3700 mAh with the S22 and slightly increased to 3900 mAh with the S23. This year, the Galaxy S24 returned to 4000 mAh.
What to Expect with the Galaxy S25
This pattern suggests that the Galaxy S25 will continue with a 4000 mAh battery. However, if the SoC is more efficient, the overall battery life may improve slightly.
Potential for AI Battery Optimization
There are also rumors about other ways the battery might improve. Galaxy AI is becoming more significant. While it currently enhances fun features, its potential for better hardware utility is being realized. Next-level AI battery optimization is rumored for Samsung's new 5G smartphone.
How AI Could Enhance Battery Life
Samsung plans to use algorithms and learning behavior to manage battery consumption more efficiently. Although the specifics are unclear, there is considerable anticipation around this feature. Hopefully, their AI will enhance the Galaxy S25’s battery life, despite its limited battery size.
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