The Samsung Galaxy S25 Plus finally breaks free from its middle-child status, standing strong between the S25 and Ultra. It boasts a sleek design, chunkier camera rings, and an immersive display with ultra-thin bezels. Galaxy AI features make editing funerasing unwanted objects is effortless, though real life could use the same upgrade. Performance is solid, but thermal management needs work. The cameras remain unchanged but deliver better results, with minor inconsistencies that a software update can fix. For a premium experience without the Ultra price tag, this is a great pick. But if gaming is the priority, options like the Realme GT 7 Pro, iQOO 13, or OnePlus 13 might be better suited.
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The Motorola Signature marks a confident return to the flagship segment. It stands out with its premium design, lightweight ergonomics, refined display, and reliable cameras. Daily performance is smooth, even if it falls slightly short of expectations at its price. The reliance on cloud-based AI features also feels like a missed opportunity. That said, strong optimisation, solid battery life, and seven years of software updates add long-term value. Priced at Rs 60,000, it competes with compact rivals like the Vivo X200FE and OnePlus 13s, while offering a more balanced flagship experience overall.
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