Samsung may boost Galaxy S25 battery using AI

Samsung has reportedly find a smart solution to boost the Galaxy S25 battery using the Artificial-Intelligence.

The groundbreaking development would not only help Samsung cutting the cost of its flagship smartphone, but would allow the company to keep 5,000mAh capacity found in the Galaxy S24 Ultra.

The development also confirmed by @Sawyergalox, who said the new device would come with a 5,000mAh capacity with support for 45W fast charging.

Originally, the plan was to use stacked batteries to improve battery life and support faster 65W charging, which may debut in the Galaxy S26 Ultra.

Another tipster PandaFlash (via Wfcctech) said that he was told by an unnamed source about a new feature from Samsung called “Battery AI” that could be added to a future Galaxy S line.

This feature will add 5% to 10% additional runtime to the phone.

While some software does exist to extend battery life, the extra runtime usually is created by throttling the CPU/GPU, or by reducing the capabilities of the 5G modem.

However, it is unclear how “Battery AI” will work.

It is believed that the feature would shut down unnecessary tasks running in the background that use system resources.

PandaFlash doesn’t mention whether he was told that “Battery AI” will debut on the Galaxy S25 series.

However, with Galaxy S25 series is next in line, the feature might debut with them.

Apart from the battery, the device would be powered by the Snapdragon 8 Gen 4 and Exynos 2500 processors.