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When was the last time you were genuinely excited about a Samsung Galaxy S design? Not a new camera sensor, not a fancy titanium frame, but the design itself. I’d argue that it probably hasn’t been since the Galaxy S21 series, maybe even the Samsung Galaxy S10, if you wanted something truly unique. Since then, Samsung’s Galaxy S flagships have begun to blend in more and more, keeping almost the same design from one year to the next.
Is that a bad thing? Well, no, not really — at least not if you like the current Galaxy S24 design. Is it an exciting thing? No, it’s not that either. Instead, we could probably guess what the Samsung Galaxy S30 will look like over half a decade from now.