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The launch of the Samsung Galaxy S25 is complete and it supports the high-end Ultra Model S Pen. However, the company has made some changes that might not excite people, especially when they are being asked to pay Rs 1.2 lakh. to release a new model. For years, the Galaxy Ultra S Pen offered a versatile feature to wirelessly access your phone's camera, but that's no longer possible. Samsung has removed S Pen Bluetooth support on the Galaxy S25 Ultra, which means features available on the Galaxy S23 and 24 Ultra won't work on the latest Galaxy flagship. Samsung didn't talk about the Galaxy S25 Ultra's new S Pen development at the launch, but the brand said it surveyed its users and found that most users aren't taking advantage of the wireless S Pen. So most people don't even know about this function and use the pen to draw, take notes, etc.

The ability to group images using the S Pen as a pen was useful, but with Bluetooth support, the stylus also helped with many other functions, such as: B. starting the voice recorder, navigating PPTs during work meetings, and controlling audio playback. Well, you can't do these things with the S Pen on the Galaxy S25 Ultra, but it's still a useful tool and a Samsung device with a pen. You can use the S Pen with the Galaxy Fold models, but you have to buy it separately.