Photo: Julian Chokkattu
The edges of the phone are so thin that it may affect the way you hold it for a long time, because your fingers don’t have much grasp. Time will prove. But once the thin miracle disappears, you start wondering about battery life. The S25 Edge has a 3,900-MAH battery capacity, which is 100 mAh less than the smaller Galaxy S25. This is a ridiculous capacity compared to these days.
Samsung says this has done a lot of work to optimize the power of the monitor, and with the efficiency of the 3nm Snapdragon 8 elite chipset, you should get “all-day” battery life. It is said that this time runs longer than the Galaxy S24, but there is no S25 in Samsung’s tests. With average use, you may be able to get rid of every day, but Power users may have to carry the strap along the battery pack. There is nothing like putting your phone down and then forcing you to carry a portable charger.
It is worth noting that Samsung does not use silicon-carbon battery technology, which provides denser batteries in thinner designs found in OnePlus 13, such as the OnePlus 13.
The edge of tomorrow
Photo: Julian Chokkattu
This is a big question: Do you want a thin phone? Or is it a slightly thicker phone with a more powerful battery that lasts for two days? I bet most people would say the latter. Samsung said its research found that people who bought superphones found that the phone was too big and heavy, but did not want to reduce the size of the Galaxy S25+ or S25 because they didn’t want to lose some features. Choosing the edge means they will have a feature-rich phone, but the battery life in the entire Galaxy S25 lineup is the worst. A little confusing. The edge doesn’t even support the S25 Ultra’s fast charging speed, with 25-watt wired and 15-watt wireless hits.
