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Samsung is gearing up to launch the Galaxy S25 series within the next two weeks, but there’s an unexpected twist! A new model, the Galaxy S25 Slim, has surfaced on Geekbench, hinting at a future release later this year. Sporting the Snapdragon 8 Elite For Galaxy chipset, 12GB RAM, and a sleek ultra-thin design, this device aims to bridge the gap between the S25 Plus and S25 Ultra models. However, benchmark results suggest that its performance might not be groundbreaking. Here’s what we know so far.
Has the Samsung Galaxy S25 Slim been spotted on Geekbench?
Tech insider Jukanlosreve leaked exciting news: Samsung’s Galaxy S25 Slim was spotted in Geekbench’s database under the model number SM-S937U. This listing confirms the presence of Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 8 Elite For Galaxy processor with a clock speed of 4.47GHz, accompanied by 12GB of RAM—similar to the core specifications of the standard Galaxy S25 series.
Despite these high-end specs, Geekbench benchmark scores weren’t particularly impressive. The S25 Slim registered a single-core score of 3005 and a multi-core score of 6945, which are notably lower than expected for Snapdragon 8 Elite processors. This suggests that Samsung may have optimized the device for efficiency and heat management rather than raw power.
What to Expect from the Galaxy S25 Slim?
Reports indicate that the S25 Slim will be positioned between the S25 Plus and S25 Ultra in terms of pricing and features. It is rumored to feature a 200MP camera, a thinner design (less than 7mm thick), and a slightly smaller battery than the 4900mAh unit in the S25 Plus.
Samsung seems to be targeting users who prefer a premium, slim, and stylish device without opting for the bulk of the S25 Ultra. However, with its weaker benchmark performance, the device may not appeal to those looking for the most powerful Galaxy S25 variant.
Should You Wait for the S25 Slim?
If you’re interested in a stylish, high-performance Samsung flagship with a sleek form factor, the Galaxy S25 Slim might be worth waiting for. However, if raw performance is your priority, you may want to stick with the S25 Ultra or the standard S25 models, given their superior benchmark results.
As more leaks and official announcements emerge, we’ll keep you updated. Stay tuned for the latest Samsung news, and let us know in the comments—are you excited about the Galaxy S25 Slim?