Some users have reported that the Galaxy S25 Ultra experiences a rattling sound when using the ultrawide camera mode. This issue has raised concerns among users, but Samsung has not issued any comment or solution regarding the matter as of yet.

The Galaxy S25 series maintains a strong emphasis on camera quality, emulating the successes of its predecessors. The S25 Ultra, in particular, boasts significant enhancements like a 50 MP ultra-wide lens.

However, the camera experience has been marred by reports of excessive rattling when the 0.6x zoom is engaged. Users describe this shaking as abnormal, detrimental to the overall photography experience.

Unlike similar issues that have only affected a small number of users in the past, this rattling problem seems to have impacted a broader audience. Many reports have surfaced on community forums from users in regions including the US, Europe, and India.

Despite users’ efforts—such as restarting their devices or clearing the camera app’s data and cache—the issue persists, hinting at a likely hardware fault rather than a software glitch. Some users speculate that physical impacts could have triggered the problem; however, many indicate that they experienced the rattling from the time they first unboxed their devices.

In one particular case, a user visited a Samsung authorized service center after experiencing focus issues. They were informed that the rattling was indeed a hardware-related problem.

According to the user’s account, after the service center replaced all the cameras on the device, the problem was effectively resolved. This suggests that if users encounter similar issues, seeking assistance from an authorized service center might be a more effective solution than troubleshooting attempts at home.