Samsung Galaxy S25 Cell Phone, 128GB Smartphone, Unlocked Android, AI Night Mode Camera, Snapdragon 8 Elite Fast Processor, ProScaler Display, 4000mAh Battery, 2025, US 1 Yr Warranty, Mint

Very Nice Phone—Have Patience!!!!!
This is a very nice phone at a reasonable price. Usually, the “FE” designation just means the body of the phone is plastic rather than metal. This phone works just as well as the S25 and will serve most users quite well.The 128 GB storage will hold thousands of pictures, etc. and all pictures and data can be transferred to one’s computer if the memory should fill-up. If you go to the two SIM card upgrade you will pay much more for the phone for not that much more “bang for the buck”.Remember, this phone will work just fine for the MAJORITY of people who just want great calling, texting and photo abilities.The camera does a very nice job and is quite versatile. You can do most everything you need for picture taking.One “little” problem however, you better know what you are doing if you plan to link/connect via bluetooth to your car hands-free system. Connection takes “patience”. However, stick with it for once you do get connected the connection is very solid, clear and fast. If it would be helpful, my car is a 2024 Jeep Grand Cherokee Limited with the UConnect-5 System in it. It took a little bit of “wrestling” to get the connection made but it will eventually got through.The phone feels very good in the hand and it does have metal banding/edges all around it. Definitely get a screen protector and some form of body case for added safety. The phone works just fine with a screen protector on it because you can increase touch sensitivity through the phone settings.Take your time setting this phone up. It has a “thousand” menus and selections that make the phone very personalized for each person. Before doing the set up I would suggest you go online and look at many of the tutorials that are offered on set up and use.The phone is completely unlocked for ANY United States Carrier. All you may need is a new SIM card to be sure you get the company services you want. These SIM cards can be obtained at the various carrier’s stores–they cost about $10.00 and the technicians will install them for you. These phones WILL allow you to use the new eSIM card set-ups also.I would recommend purchase of this Samsung S25FE phone for certain! It is a great buy and should give you many years of service.

Great phone, but some feedback for future iterations
Phone is a beast that hasn’t flinched at anything I threw at it. Cameras have been great. Software is best in class, s pen is handy for quick notes. I do have some feedback for samsung though, some of these are nitpicks but I do wanna bring those up.- Camera is great for my usage but it would be great if the array of cameras was in a horizontal visor akin to the pixel-OIS on the space zoom camera. Sometimes I use my phone like binoculars when hiking and wanna snap a quick pic. Also maybe copy some ideas from apple like the camera button, the magnetic sensor shift stabilization, and square sensor.- More ram would be appreciated, 12gb is no slouch and I have no doubts it won’t be a painpoint but competitors like google have it albeit with a much weaker chip. It’s not that the phone isn’t future proof, it’s more that there could be more to be done. That being said the RAM shortage is surely gonna keep 12gb the standard for the foreseeable. future.-PLEASE KEEP THE SPEN. I don’t care for bluetooth functionality but other people do. I just like it for quick notes and using it like a mouse. Honestly I wouldn’t consider this phone if it didn’t have it.-Silicon carbon battery? Now the battery has been able to last me a full day with the light performance profile, 1080p resolution, mostly on wifi, 6-9 hours of SoT depending what I’m doing. I do understand the US has some regulations on battery capacity and samsung might still have ptsd from the note 7, but companies like oneplus have it. Yes they do age faster then conventional batteries but even so, an aged silicon carbon battery can still have better battery than a conventional lithium ion.-I don’t really play games on my phone, mostly use my steamdeck for that but I’m just gonna throw this out there… a sprititual successor to the xperia play would make me so happy.-Samsung I love oneui but please stop making duplicate apps for everything. It’s a minor annoyance since you can uninstall/hide everything but come on don’t be annoying.-speech to type is better on the pixel from what I’ve read online-maybe support the aptx adaptive and aptx hd bluetooth codecs-Bring gemini to android auto. Now I’m not a big ai user I turn off most everything except gemini and circle to search, I think it’s obnoxiously implemented but google assistant is just plain stupid when using android auto. Also while on the topic of gemini, I want to be able to tell gemini “play *song* by *artist* and it not be limited to youtube music and spotify. I wanna use other services like deezer or my locally downloaded music.-front facing speakers. I appreciate the stereospeakers but how cool would it be if we had both speakers front facing?-finally please implement a “hold for me” and call tree like pixels do. I know it sounds like I’m just envying pixel software feature but that would seriously be game over. Phone trees seems to be brain numbing nowadays and hold music is a form of torture.

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This smartphone is the best in its segment—very smooth in performance and also lightweight. In terms of the camera, I noticed a slight difference compared to the iPhone, but since I haven’t used it much, I’m not completely sure. Otherwise, it’s an excellent phone with a great display, good speakers, an in-display fingerprint sensor, and the S Pen. Highly recommended.