While the S25 Ultra is anticipated to continue using titanium as the core material for the device's build, it may adopt a more rounded design compared to the S24 Ultra's sharp corners, as suggested by IceUniverse. This rounded approach could improve the in-hand feel of the device.

Despite the reported rise in material costs, it's unlikely that Samsung will significantly raise the price of the Galaxy S25 Ultra, especially considering the Galaxy S24 Ultra already saw a $100 price hike over the S23 Ultra. However, with the increased production expenses, the possibility of a modest price increase can't be ruled out just yet.