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Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra motion sickness setting: what exists and what helps

The dots are not on the Galaxy S25 Ultra, despite claims you may have seen. An earlier claim that the S25 series shipped with a built-in Motion Cues setting was false: as of September 2026 no Galaxy on any One UI version has a vehicle-motion feature. Samsung's Motion Assist is expected with One UI 9 on Android 17, but that comes from trade press, and One UI 9 builds seen so far have not included it. Here is what the S25 Ultra actually offers, and what to do in the meantime.

Motion sickness dots: not available on this phone

The dots answer, precisely

The Galaxy S25 Ultra has no motion sickness dots as of September 2026, and no S25-series phone has a built-in Motion Cues setting; an earlier claim to the contrary was false. Motion Assist via One UI 9 is expected by trade press, not confirmed by Samsung.

Launched on Android 15 with One UI 7, now on One UI 8 with Android 16, and in line for One UI 9 on Android 17 under Samsung's 7-generation update promise. Verify the current version on your own unit before relying on it.

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Why this search happens for the Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra

Counterpoint placed the S25 Ultra in the global top-10 best-selling phones of 2025, one of only three non-Apple models on the list, so the question comes up constantly. An earlier false claim that the S25 series had Motion Cues built in only added to the confusion; the toggle does not exist.

Counterpoint placed the Galaxy S25 Ultra in the global top-10 best-selling phones of 2025, one of only three non-Apple models on the list.

What actually helps

Where the settings live

  • Remove animationsSettings > Accessibility > Visibility enhancements > Remove animations
  • Motion smoothnessSettings > Display > Motion smoothness

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Whatever the Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra ships in its settings, relief does not have to wait for a software update. Dizzout is a drug-free app that plays precisely calibrated audio through any headphones you already own, wired or Bluetooth, with relief in about 90 seconds. Free to download on iOS and Android, and it works once symptoms have already started.

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Frequently asked questions

Does the S25 Ultra have the motion sickness dots?+

No. The claim that S25 phones shipped with a built-in Motion Cues setting was false. As of September 2026 no Galaxy has vehicle-motion dots on any One UI version through Android 16.

When will Samsung add motion sickness dots to the S25 Ultra?+

There is no confirmed date. Trade press expects a Motion Assist feature in the One UI 9 era on Android 17, but Samsung has not announced it, and One UI 9 builds seen through the end of August 2026 did not include it. Check Settings after each major update.

Is there any motion sickness setting on the S25 Ultra right now?+

Only interface-motion controls: Remove animations under Settings > Accessibility > Visibility enhancements, and Motion smoothness under Settings > Display. They steady the software, not the car.

What should I use until Samsung ships something?+

Before a ride, a dots app such as KineStop or Motion Cues on Google Play can help prevent symptoms during screen use. After nausea starts, dots do not help; sound therapy such as the Dizzout app is a drug-free option that works through any headphones in about 90 seconds.

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Settings paths were checked at the makers' own support pages as of September 2026, where a first-party source exists; the rest is labelled reported and dated. Phone menus change with software updates and vary by model and region, so your own settings menu is the final word. Samsung, Galaxy, Google, Pixel, Android, Apple and iPhone, and all other phone names used here, are trademarks of their respective owners; Dizzout is not affiliated with or endorsed by any phone maker. Sensitivity varies from person to person; this page is informational and not medical advice.