Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra May Have Fixed Galaxy S24 Ultra’s Grainy Screen Issue

Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra was launched on the Unpacked 2025 occasion, as the corporate’s top-of-the-line mannequin. While the smartphone brings anticipated {hardware} upgrades, it’s also stated to have mounted a key show situation which affected the Galaxy S24 sequence at low brightness. Although the show specs largely stay unchanged from the earlier technology, the Galaxy S25 Ultra options an upgraded Corning Gorilla Armor 2 safety with an anti-reflective coating.

Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra Fixes Display Issue

In a post on X (previously Twitter), tipster Ice Universe claimed that Samsung has allegedly addressed the problem of grainy particles showing on the display screen at low brightness throughout the Galaxy S24 sequence with its Galaxy S25 Ultra. A side-by-side comparability of each smartphones means that the problem has been minimised, with the tipster claiming enhancements in display screen high quality and brightness uniformity.

However, the tipster’s comparability solely focuses on the Galaxy S24 Ultra and Galaxy S25 Ultra, thus, it stays unclear if the identical additionally applies to the Galaxy S25 and Galaxy S25+.

Notably, the problem was highlighted final yr by the identical tipster who strongly criticised the South Korean know-how firm and referred to as for a category motion lawsuit. At the time, Ice Universe referred to as Samsung “smug” and urged customers within the US to not purchase the Galaxy S24 lineup. In addition to the show situation, the tipster additionally claimed to expertise issues associated to color inaccuracy and extreme sharpening close to Galaxy S24 Ultra’s digital camera system. The cellphone’s 5x telephoto digital camera was stated to expertise {hardware} points which brought about white objects to “glow”.

While a number of of the camera-centric points had been allegedly mounted by the corporate with over-the-air (OTA) updates, the grainy show downside on the Galaxy S24 Ultra reportedly stays persistent, which means that it might be a hardware-related situation.