Samsung has been reported on multiple occasions to introduce a design change with the Galaxy S25 Ultra launch, with the flagship said to feature rounded corners instead of sharp ones, resembling the company’s Galaxy Note 7. However, it is one thing to check out an artist’s impression of the smartphone and another to view an actual render, and we are happy to mention that an official image has come out, but there is a catch. The notable leakster responsible for showcasing the Galaxy S25 Ultra to his fans has blurred it out unless his financial target is met.
Donation goal from leakster was unsuccessful, as only 4 percent of the threshold was reached; Galaxy S25 Ultra render will be shared in the usual manner
For the past several years, Steve Hemmerstoffer, who goes by the handle @OnLeaks, has obtained a noteworthy reputation for leaking renders of various mobile devices ranging from flagship smartphones and tablets to even mid-rangers and entry-level handsets. He has partnered with multiple publications on several occasions to provide a render gallery to viewers, which really helps to get people excited about which product will launch shortly.
However, it appears that @OnLeaks wants to carve out a solo path and he wants to commence it with the Galaxy S25 Ultra render. To make this option financially viable, he has asked viewers to contribute whatever they can so he can unblur the render. However, based on his previous post, not many people seem interested in paying a certain amount to check out the Galaxy S25 Ultra.
So... Almost 10hrs later, we have not even reached 4% of the donations goal😢 I thought this would have been a fun and win-win way to share my leaks but it turns out I was wrong😓 Thus, I will close the donations and reveal the #GalaxyS25Ultra the usual way in a few hours...
— Steve H.McFly (@OnLeaks) September 7, 2024
In fact, the leakster revealed that only four percent of the donation goal was reached, forcing Steve to showcase the image the usual way. It is possible that various publications and he were unable to come to future terms to leak the Galaxy S25 Ultra, or it is likely that since he holds all the cards, he can decide which path to take that will offer him the easiest reward.
In any case, Steve Hemmerstoffer has given tens of thousands of viewers something to talk about for months over the years, and those who feel inclined to support him so he can find sufficient motivation to carry out leaking renders can do so freely.
News Source: OnLeaks
About the author: Omar Sohail is a reporter and analyst for Wccftech's mobile section, specializing in the technology and business of the mobile industry. His expertise lies in the intricate hardware supply chain, covering developments in semiconductor manufacturing, chip lithography, and camera sensor technology.
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