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Samsung Galaxy Screen Sizes

Display size, resolution, pixel density and viewport for Samsung Galaxy S and A series phones.

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7 devices shown
Ratio CSS viewport
Galaxy S26 Ultra 6.9″ 1440 × 3120 498 19.5:9 384 × 832 3.75 2026
Galaxy S26+ 6.7″ 1440 × 3120 513 19.5:9 384 × 832 3.75 2026
Galaxy S26 6.3″ 1080 × 2340 409 19.5:9 360 × 780 3 2026
Galaxy S25 Ultra 6.9″ 1440 × 3120 498 19.5:9 384 × 832 3.75 2025
Galaxy S25 6.2″ 1080 × 2340 416 19.5:9 360 × 780 3 2025
Galaxy S24 Ultra 6.8″ 1440 × 3120 505 19.5:9 384 × 832 3.75 2024
Galaxy S24 6.2″ 1080 × 2340 416 19.5:9 360 × 780 3 2024

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Insight

Galaxy screens vs. the competition

Samsung's Ultra models carry the highest pixel densities in mainstream phones (~500 PPI) thanks to QHD+ panels, and use slightly taller aspect ratios than iPhones. Note the difference between panel resolution and the default rendering resolution described in the FAQ — spec sheets quote the former. Compare any Galaxy with an iPhone in the visual comparison tool.

Frequently asked questions

What screen sizes do Samsung Galaxy phones have?

The flagship S series runs from 6.2″ (Galaxy S25) to 6.9″ (S25 Ultra). Mid-range A-series models are typically 6.4–6.7″.

Why does my Galaxy report a smaller resolution than its spec?

Galaxy flagships ship with display resolution set to FHD+ (1080-wide) by default to save battery, even though the panel is QHD+ (1440-wide). You can switch to native resolution in Settings → Display → Screen resolution.

What viewport do Galaxy phones use for websites?

Most Galaxy models report a 360 × 780 CSS-pixel viewport (the Ultra: 384 px wide). This is narrower than iPhones, which is why 360 px remains the safest minimum width for responsive design.

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