Is the Samsung Galaxy S25+ easy to carry?

Yes, at 190 g it is small and light enough to slip into a pocket and carry through the day.

Can you use the Samsung Galaxy S25+ with one hand?

For the most part, yes — its width and height suit one-handed use, though larger models may need a shifted grip.

What are the exact dimensions of the Samsung Galaxy S25+?

It measures 75.8 mm wide, 158.4 mm tall, and 7.3 mm thick.

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Samsung Galaxy S25+ Size & Dimensions

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Official Confirmed Size

The Samsung Galaxy S25+ measures 158.4 mm tall, 75.8 mm wide, and 7.3 mm thick (6.24 in × 2.98 in × 0.29 in), weighing 190 g (6.7 oz).

Exact Dimensions

Samsung Galaxy S25+ exact dimensions in millimeters and inches
Dimension	Metric	Imperial
Height	158.4 mm	6.24 in
Width	75.8 mm	2.98 in
Depth	7.3 mm	0.29 in
Weight	190 g	6.7 oz

Real-World Reference

Browse references

Samsung Galaxy S25+75.8 mm × 158.4 mm

US Dollar Bill156.0 mm × 66.3 mm

51.4%138.9%16.1%

US Dollar Bill

0.49x wide x 2.39x tall

Passport (ID-3 Booklet)

0.86x wide x 1.27x tall

Playing Card (Poker Size)

1.20x wide x 1.80x tall

Relative Size Insights

Compared with Samsung Galaxy S24+

0.1 mm less (wider) · 0.4 mm less (thicker) · 6 g less (heavier)

Compared with iPhone 15 Pro Max

1.5 mm less (taller) · 0.9 mm less (wider) · 1.0 mm less (thicker)

Position in this category

Samsung Galaxy S25+ is 16th of 25 phones by height.

Size in Context

The Samsung Galaxy S25+ measures 75.8 mm wide, 158.4 mm tall, and 7.3 mm thick. It weighs 190 g, giving it a solid but manageable feel in the hand. Its display measures about 6.7 inches diagonally. For a quick sense of scale, that makes it taller than a standard credit card (85.6 mm).

For scale, the Samsung Galaxy S25+ is taller than a credit card (85.6 mm) and taller than a passport. Beside a 330 ml soda can it appears noticeably taller. Unlike a passport, the Samsung Galaxy S25+ needs a real pocket or small pouch to travel with you.

At 190 g, the Samsung Galaxy S25+ sits in the expected range for something you hold and use one-handed. It is light enough for extended one-handed use without wrist fatigue, though a jacket pocket is the practical limit for carrying it around.