There’s less than a month to go until South Korean tech giant Samsung’s next Galaxy Unpacked event, and the number of leaks about the Galaxy S25 series has increased significantly. A leak that occurred today, Galaxy S25Ultra It revealed the model’s RAM and storage options, which, if the leak is true, have a lot to criticize.

According to the leak, the Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra will have 256GB, 512GB, and 1TB storage options respectively. The 256GB version is 12GB, the other two options are too 16GB RAM will have the capacity. Well… wasn’t this what was expected? That was partly it, but if the RAM capacities will really be like that, we can say that there are many things that users can criticize about.

The Galaxy S25 Ultra will have the same RAM capacity as the 5-year-old Galaxy S20 Ultra

12 GB of RAM may seem like enough for a smartphone today. However, Samsung will provide updates to the Galaxy S25 Ultra for 7 years. So the question is; 2032 Will 12 GB of RAM be enough for a phone when we get to 2018? Or let’s ask this: Hasn’t the memory requirement of smartphones increased over the past 5 years, causing Samsung to offer the same RAM capacity in the Galaxy S25 Ultra as the Galaxy S20 Ultra?

Most technology enthusiasts know that the Android operating system requires much higher RAM capacity compared to iOS. While Apple doubled the RAM capacity from iPhone 11 Pro to iPhone 16 Pro Samsung continues to offer the same RAM capacity. Moreover, phones are now packed with artificial intelligence features and it is no secret that these features require more RAM.

Some of our followers may say, “12 GB of RAM is enough for a smartphone.” You’re absolutely right. However, the situation that is likely to provoke criticism is this: Samsung, A 2020 flagship It will offer the RAM capacity it uses in the phone in a smartphone for which it will continue to release updates in 2032. We hope that Samsung, as an experienced memory manufacturer, will prove the criticism by properly optimizing the OneUI interface.