Samsung shifted its focus from upgrading the hardware to improving the user experience with new and improved software features for the Galaxy S25 series. One such camera feature in One UI 7 is the ability to zoom continuously while recording a video. It makes zooming smoother, and in turn, makes the footage a lot more visually appealing.
While the phones are yet to reach the shelves, many reviewers showcased this One UI 7 feature in advance. After seeing the new One UI 7 feature in action, I couldn’t resist the urge to grab my half-a-decade-old Poco phone and record a similar clip for you to check out.
Although I have yet to experience Samsung’s best of 2025 myself, it’s good to see I have been experiencing and enjoying at least one of the One UI 7 features for over four years now.
Other software improvements include a new and improved ProVisual Engine, which is claimed to improve image and video quality in a couple of tricky situations. It includes reducing noise in low-light video recording, and managing skin tones better in different lighting conditions.
Early tests of the phone have already been surfaced, and based on the samples I’ve seen so far, the S25 Ultra indeed does a better job at capturing skin tones. In addition, the long range zoom appears to be improved (thanks to AI). And speaking of other noticeable improvements, that’s pretty much it.
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As for the hardware, the Galaxy S25 Ultra packs a new 50MP ultrawide (possibly an ISOCELL sensor), alongside the same 200MP main, 10MP 3x telephoto, and 50MP 5x periscope telephoto. Check out the top new One UI 7 features here. For more daily updates, please visit our News Section.
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