Samsung’s flagships, particularly the S series’ Ultra models, have a unique feature that sets them apart from other smartphones – the S Pen. However, the Galaxy S25 Ultra’s S Pen has been at the center of controversy due to its lack of Bluetooth connectivity.<\/p>\n
The Galaxy S25 Ultra does not support the Bluetooth-enabled S Pen, which is a feature that was previously confirmed by Samsung. The company has stated that there are less than 1% of Galaxy fans who prefer to use S Pen Bluetooth functionality, such as air gestures or using it as a camera shutter.<\/p>\n
Despite the low demand, some users who fall within the 1% are extremely frustrated with Samsung’s decision to ditch the Bluetooth functionality from the S Pen. They have taken to a petition, demanding that Samsung bring back the Bluetooth-enabled S Pen with the next Galaxy S26 Ultra.<\/p>\n
The petition, which can be found on Change.org, calls on Samsung to take feedback from users who are not satisfied with the company’s decision. While petitions often do not lead to significant changes, Samsung will ultimately decide whether to reintroduce the Bluetooth functionality to the S Pen in the future.<\/p>\n