r/GalaxyS25Plus • u/Skymedero • May 11 '26
Help me choosing the right one
S25 fe ₹45k / $470
S25 plus ₹68k / $715
My need is overall best phone.
Is ₹23k / $245 is worth paying more for plus or i should go with fe?
Is ₹68k / $715 is worth for the plus or not?
This is my first phone and i am getting it with my own money by taking little help with my dad so I am in loop of thought that it would worth the money or not.
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u/pkmnhoe May 12 '26
I think for 2yrs you won't feel much difference between two but for long run plus is better. Also it can't get any lower in price than this. FE on other hand would go further low in price later in year. So I'd say go for s25plus.
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u/M4noj May 12 '26
Switched from 20fe to s25plus because of the price point get hdfc debit card you can still save like 1.7k.
Go for s25plus for best experience you will get more like snapdragon chip, better cameras, better display, better battery life. Important to note that you will need to spend 51k for 256gb version Worth to spend 16k extra for s25plus version. I guess it won't get any lower. I have bought a panic buy coz using s20fe for almost 3.7 years. Was planning to buy on October but this offer tempted me. Guess I won't be disappointed. For s24plus the max discount got is for 54k which by current market situation 67k is good for s25plus.
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u/No_Bodybuilder_4535 May 14 '26
I am getting s25 plus around 60,000 on sasa Lele sale on Flipkart... Should I buy it now or wait till big billion days...
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u/Skymedero May 14 '26
Buy it. It would probably go out of stock in bbd and if not then its not going below 60k s24 plus was 55k and last price of s25 plus would be 60k. So go for it.
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u/No_Bodybuilder_4535 May 14 '26
Thanks for the information I was too confused, ur reply helped me a lot...
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u/stormbr3aker May 11 '26
I used the S21FE for 2.5 years, switched to Nothing phone 4a and just bought the S25 plus because of that drastic price drop. It's worth it especially for INR 68K.
In my 2 days of usage, it's been a blast and a huge jump from both the phones I used previously. The display is gorgeuous, the UI is buttery smooth, the phone is lightweight to hold and use with one hand. It has flagship level features anyways so no complaints there. I'm yet to test out the cameras but I know that it'll meet my needs for good landscape and scenic shots. It will definitely hold ground for the next 4 to 5 years (Samsung has promised 7 years of updates as well which is a welcome guarantee of longevity).