The Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra has been plagued by non-Bluetooth-compatible S Pen controversy, despite its largely positive reception from users who praised its services. However, recent reports suggest a new issue is emerging, affecting the functionality of the device’s wireless charging.

Magnetic attachments pose a problem for the S25 Ultra S Pen

A recent report discovered that when a user placed a detachable fiber bone case with magnetics on their Galaxy S25 Ultra, the device flashed a message warning about possible interference with the phone and S Pen signals. The magnets in accessories can allegedly disrupt the S Pen’s communication, causing issues with writing or unintentional Air commands.

So, how can the warning message be related to the S25 Ultra? The new S Pen doesn’t have Bluetooth, so it shouldn’t be able to connect. Similarly, the issue with the Galaxy S24 Ultra has been reported when using Bluetooth-enabled accessories, which could be problematic for the non-Bluetooth S Pen as well.

Solving the problem

Given that the S Pen does not have the ability to connect wirelessly, there is no risk of damage from magnetic interference. However, it’s likely a software issue that will be fixed by the company through an update.

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