The recent launch of the Galaxy S25 series has been met with excitement and anticipation; however, many new users are expressing their concerns regarding significant overheating issues. Following a pattern seen with previous models featuring the Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Elite chip, complaints have surfaced about the S25 and S25 Ultra becoming excessively hot during both normal usage and charging.
Shortly after its release, various users took to social media platforms to share their experiences. Reports indicate that while the Galaxy S25 Ultra experiences mild heating, the standard model tends to get noticeably warmer, raising alarms among consumers who are worried about potential device damage.
The inclusion of a 40 percent larger vapor chamber was meant to combat overheating, but initial user feedback suggests that these improvements have not sufficiently addressed the heating concerns. Complaints have flooded the internet, with many purchasers contemplating returns if the issue is not resolved by forthcoming software updates.
Despite some users not experiencing overheating issues, the overall sentiment is one of dissatisfaction, with many fearing that their smartphones may not be up to the task for daily use. Furthermore, while it is somewhat typical for new devices to warm during initial setup, numerous individuals who have owned their phones for several days report that the overheating persists well beyond this phase.
As Samsung navigates this troubling feedback, consumers are left uncertain about the potential longevity and performance of their new devices.
