As smartphone technology continues to evolve, many predictions about technology trends in 2025 have been made.
While the future of the smartphone industry is still uncertain , some current trends in mobile phones show that
they will continue to be maintained. Among these, one trend that consumers are most looking forward t
o is the ability to improve battery life, contrary to what the smartphone industry is
aiming for: ultra-thin.
Users care about smartphone battery life more than anything else.
Users care about smartphone battery life more than anything else.
According to a recent article, consumers are happy that Android phones in 2025 are expected to focus
on improving performance, especially battery life. New technologies such as larger silicon batteries and 3nm processors promise longer battery life.
Along with the trend of improved battery life, consumers are also expecting improved performanc
e from next-generation CPUs and GPUs. Improved in-display fingerprint sensors will ensure greater reliability, while IP68 and IP69 water resistance is becoming common even in budget phones.
Ultra-thin smartphones make it difficult to place large batteries.
Ultra-thin smartphones make it difficult to place large batteries.
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However, manufacturers may face rising production costs, leading to the possibility of price increases or feature cuts. A poll found that consumers are not enthusiastic
about price increases or feature increases, but are very interested in other trends.
The poll found that 61% of respondents were excited about improved battery life, while only 12% were concerned about performance. Issues like fingerprint scanning and
water resistance often go unnoticed until something goes wrong. Battery life, on the other hand, is something everyone wants to see improved.
Many other factors are also of interest to consumers.
Many other factors are also of interest to consumers.
Additionally, some consumers have suggested other trends such as youthful colors, multiple under-screen cameras, headphone jacks, and microSD card slots. However, these suggestions do not seem to be major trends in the early sta
ges of 2025, when new phone models such as the Galaxy S25 are said to continue traditional colors such as blue, gray, black, and silver.
Finally, long-term support for low-cost devices is also expected by many consumers, something that has been done by major brands like Samsung and Google over the years.
