Samsung Galaxy S25+ Allegedly Explodes During Charging

Samsung has been very cautious about its smartphone batteries since the Galaxy Note 7 disaster, and we rarely hear news about battery explosions. However, a recent Galaxy S25+ battery explosion has once again raised concerns about smartphone safety. The phone reportedly exploded when the user was charging it.
Galaxy S25+ battery explosion raises concerns about safety
There’s no doubt that Samsung’s latest Galaxy S25 series is one of the most powerful smartphone lineups available in the market. The flagship series offers solid performance, pro-grade camera, enhanced battery efficiency, and cutting-edge AI features. However, this battery explosion suggests even the premium devices are not completely free from risk. So, you should always follow battery safety instructions, as most of these incidents happen due to user fault.
Recently, a couple of images allegedly showing an exploded Galaxy S25+ surfaced on the web (now deleted). We can see the middle frame of the phone has melted badly, as well as clear signs of swelling. It looks like the battery has expanded and forced the phone to explode. This incident usually happens due to overheating, low battery quality, and issues during charging.
As of now, the exact reason for the explosion remains a mystery, but the phone allegedly exploded while charging. It is also unclear whether the user was using the original charger or a non-certified third-party charger. Things should become clearer when we hear more from either Samsung or the owner in the coming days. We will let you know once more information becomes available regarding the matter.
In case you are unfamiliar, Samsung launched the Galaxy S25+ alongside its siblings, the Galaxy S25 and S25 Ultra, in January this year. The phone packs a big 4900mAh Li-ion non-removable battery with support for 45W fast charging. It features Qualcomm’s flagship chipset, the Snapdragon 8 Elite, paired with 12GB of RAM. Other features include a 6.7-inch QHD+ screen, a 50MP primary camera, and a 12MP front camera.












