Samsung assures that the S Pen will remain a feature in future Galaxy S Ultra models.

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      The S Pen has emerged as the premier accessory for users who enjoy drawing and note-taking on their phones, particularly with the Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra. However, discussions about the stylus's future have sparked some debate recently, especially since it wasn’t part of the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold Special Edition package. Fortunately, the company has assured that the S Pen will not be omitted from future Galaxy S Ultra models.

      Annika Bizon, VP of Product and Marketing at Samsung’s Mobile Experience in the UK, recently informed TechRadar at MWC 2025 that Galaxy users should not be concerned about the inclusion of the S Pen in future models. The stylus was absent at Samsung's Galaxy Unpacked event for the Galaxy S25 series back in January, but its lack in recent promotional material does not mean it will be excluded from upcoming Galaxy S Ultra devices.

      "Multimodality is crucial to us," Bizon stated. "This pertains to how people utilize their phones—be it speaking, writing, or participating in meetings. Users often employ their S Pens in meetings for note-taking. Thus, I cannot envision a scenario where the S Pen is not an essential part of our lineup."

      If you still have doubts about the S Pen's presence in future phones, Samsung is reportedly contemplating its inclusion in the Galaxy Z Fold 7, although it intends to replace the digitizer with an active electrostatic system (AES), similar to the stylus technology used by the Apple Pencil. Furthermore, with the release of the Galaxy S25 Ultra, the S Pen has lost its Bluetooth capabilities, meaning features like Air Actions and remote shutter functionalities are no longer operational. However, users can still access the Air Commands menu and the Circle to Search feature.

      Cristina Alexander is a gaming and mobile writer at Digital Trends, providing fair coverage of gaming industry topics.

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