In the latest DXOMark display tests, the Galaxy S25 Ultra successfully outshines the competition and gains first place
Samsung introduced its HOP 3.0 technology with the Galaxy S25 launch, which is the company’s own version of LTPO technology, bringing in a wave of improvements. However, as you would have guessed, the best components would be saved for its top-end Galaxy S25 Ultra, and based on the latest results from independent benchmarking website DXOMark, the flagship ends up obtaining first position in the display tests. The flagship checks the majority of the boxes, but there are some areas that require improvement, as readers will soon find out.One department that Samsung could improve upon with the Galaxy S25 Ultra successor was the display touch’s reactivity performance
The Galaxy S25 Ultra’s anti-reflective coating continues to receive praise from DXOMark, with the lack of reflection from the LTPO OLED making Samsung’s premium offering one of the best smartphones available regarding readability. In various tests, the device measured a peak brightness of 2,600 nits, which remains unchanged from the Galaxy S24 Ultra.
