Samsung recently unveiled the Galaxy S25 Ultra, which has received an astounding public response.
Meanwhile, odd issues continue to strike Samsung, with the most recent involving new thicker camera rings for the Galaxy S25 Ultra.
It’s imperative to understand that Samsung didn’t build the Galaxy S25 Ultra as a bulletproof tool.
The camera rings of the Galaxy S25 Ultra, which was unable to withstand a professional knife, became a popular topic of conversation. Social media platforms, particularly X, are swamped with posts mocking the camera rings, Samsung adhesive, etc.
What is going on?
Should we instead focus on S25 Ultra camera rings that can be removed with a knife? It’s like criticising your car because the seat isn’t robust and can be easily removed with a screwdriver.
Assuming that’s how long a smartphone will last, you’re way off the mark.
Who in their right mind would try to remove camera rings with a professional knife? Exactly, nobody. The camera rings are intended for everyday usage, and the thicker varieties give the lenses a new appearance over the S24 Ultra.
The camera rings are only designed to improve the appearance of the camera sensor and cannot withstand professional equipment such as the knife used in the durability test. But let’s be honest: the typical individual isn’t taking a razor to their smartphone.
About The Adhesive Claims
Samsung used glue to apply the camera rings to the Galaxy S25 phones. This adhesive is also being criticized; does this indicate that the rings will be attached via steel welding?
The glue may lose effectiveness with time, and you may see peel-off in the future.
However, discussing crossing a bridge makes little sense if it does not exist on the path.
What do you think about this attack on Samsung’s new flagship?
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