One of the changes in Samsung with the Galaxy S25 ultra model caused a major debate among technology enthusiasts. In this model, the company decided to remove S Pen’s Bluetooth connection. This decision was particularly disappointed for a small audience that uses the functions of the pen, such as remote control and air movements.

According to Samsung’s statement, these features were actively used by only 1 %of users. For this reason, it was preferred to remove a feature that the majority did not benefit from it was unnecessary to create a cost. The company says that by reducing the production costs of this move, the Snapdragon 8 Elite for Galaxy processor will help balance the high price. However, users who benefit from S Pen’s Bluetooth capabilities expressed their dissatisfaction with this decision.

Reacting to Samsung’s step, users launched a campaign to bring back the Bluetooth -backed S Pen. The petition opened on the Chane.org platform is requested to re -present Bluetooth functionality in the future model Galaxy S26 Ultra. Technology giants often shape their decisions based on user data, and it is unclear whether such demands will bring results. However, such initiatives offer an important platform for users to make their voices heard.

This development once again shows that the majority tends to focus on the expectations of technology companies. On the one hand, companies that want to make devices more accessible by reducing unnecessary costs, on the other hand, carry the risk of ignoring the needs of loyal users. Galaxy S25 Ultra’s S Pen change continues to echo in the world of technology as an interesting example of how this balance is installed.