Announced via a press release, the sensor series is led by the ISOCELL HP9. It has a 200MP resolution, 12% better light sensitivity, and a 10% improvement in autofocus contrast compared to its immediate predecessor in Samsung's line-up. This isn't actually a completely new camera though, as it's already shown up in the Vivo X100 Ultra.

Samsung has announced a trio of new camera sensors, but did the company just announce the Galaxy S25 and S25 Plus main sensor too?

Smartphone cameras are becoming better and larger, so Samsung is offering a variety of sensors that they can pack in to boost their performances even more.

Samsung just unveiled a collection of new ISOCELL camera sensors for smartphones, and they could be the successors that

We've also seen conflicting reports over the processor inside the phones. Some leakers have claimed Samsung plans to drop Qualcomm as the main chip producer for the Galaxy S25 in favor of MediaTek, at least in some regions. However, other rumors suggest the South Korean giant may instead go all in with Qualcomm and its Snapdragon 8 Gen 4 instead.

The most interesting sensor of the trio is the ISOCELL HP9. It's been designed as a sensor for a telephoto camera module, yet it boasts a huge 200MP resolution. This makes it the world's first 200MP telephoto sensor, with its resolution matching Samsung's ISOCELL HP1, HP2 and HP3 sensors used in numerous primary camera modules.

Samsung has introduced three new ISOCELL camera sensors: the ISOCELL GNJ, ISOCELL HP9, and ISOCELL JN5. These sensors are not the top models but are great for telephoto and ultrawide cameras in smartphones. Many Android smartphone brands, including Samsung, will likely use these sensors in the future.