After a few years of resting on its laurels,
Samsung is a giant conglomerate whose divisions are involved in multiple segments of the tech industry. The company has a wealth of experience in the panel segment thanks to the work of Samsung Display. Many big Android brands, and even Apple, turn to Samsung panels for their flagship and premium devices. This results in the displays on Galaxy S models consistently offering impressive image quality.
Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra may adopt M14 display material with multiple improvements
Now, reliable tipster Ice Universe said on X that the Galaxy S25 Ultra will have multiple display improvements. According to the source, the South Korean giant would adopt a new-gen M14 OLED material. The change to a new-generation base material usually means better image quality and less power consumption. For the Galaxy S25 Ultra, it would translate into improvements in “brightness, viewing angle, screen color accuracy, and many other aspects,” the post states.
For reference, Samsung’s M14 OLED display boasts 30% more brightness and 20% lifespan gain compared to the M13 generation. The first devices to use the M14 material were the iPhone 16 and Pixel 9 series. Unfortunately, there are no more specific details on those “many other aspects” that will receive improvements. However, it seems that the company is determined to take the image quality of its next premium smartphone to a new level.
No more grainy effect issue reported by Galaxy S24 Ultra users
Since the tipster explicitly mentions the Ultra model, it’s possible that the vanilla and Plus Galaxy S25 models will feature displays similar to the current models. Earlier this month, the same source revealed another improvement to the Galaxy S25 Ultra’s display. Several users of the current Galaxy S24 Ultra complained about a noticeable grainy effect under certain usage conditions. Well, Ice Universe said that this problem won’t be present on the 2025 Galaxy Ultra phone.