Samsung released the Galaxy S25 in the final days of January and immediately opened global pre-orders. The home market is key for the Korean company, and we just learned it saw yet another record-breaking pre-order session.
News sources from Seoul revealed there were 1.3 million orders for the Galaxy S25 series, about 10% more than last year’s Galaxy S flagships. The series however is just short of the “over 1.3 million” all-time highest achievement, set by the Galaxy Note10 duo back in August 2019.
The report stated that 52% of all orders (676,000) were for the Galaxy S25 Ultra. 26% or 338,000 units were of the Galaxy S25, leaving 22% or 286,000 units for the Galaxy S25+.
Samsung Galaxy S25
Samsung also revealed the preferred colors for the series – the majority of the Galaxy S25 Ultra purchases were for the Titanium White and Blue options (both of which are incredibly similar), while customers of the other two phones went for the Ice Blue and Silver Shadow.
Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra
The phones are still on pre-order, even if some early-bird buyers are already getting their units. Official sales will begin in 120 markets this Friday, February 7.
Samsung Galaxy S25+
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