Super Slim Galaxy S25 Edge has officially revealed that Samsung teased at the end of its January unpacked event. During the unpacking period tonight, we got full specifications, pricing and shipping dates for Samsung’s latest phones, as well as the opportunity to put our hands on a new phone.
The 256GB storage is priced at $1,100, or the 512GB model and the phone boat on May 30 will cost $1,220. Booking on Amazon, Best Buy, is directly from Samsung, which offers $50 booking store credit without upgrading to the 512GB model.
Edge’s title features include its thin build and AI-powered photographic ribs, both of which are suspicious of various leaks, just rumors confirmed last week by Samsung’s own press release. Indeed, when Engadget’s Mat Smith held his hand, he immediately felt the device lighter – however, he pointed out that it still felt good.
Now, we can certainly know that the Galaxy S25 Edge has a 6.7-inch screen, but it measures just 5.8mm (0.22-inch). The surface area is smaller than the 6.9-inch Ultra, but it is 2.4 mm thinner. It weighs 163 grams, almost the same as the standard Galaxy S25, but the edges are measured higher than its base model sibling 10mm high 10mm.
To scrape off grams and trim the width, Samsung has developed a wider, thinner steam chamber and new thermal interface material (TIM) for better heat dissipation. It uses the Corning Gorilla Glass Ceramic 2 on the front monitor. This is the first phone to use the material, Corning says, which provides “enhanced titer performance on rough surfaces” that allows for thinner layers of glass. The frame is made of titanium, such as the Ultra Model, a material that many mobile phone manufacturers make for their lightweight strength.
As for camera power, the edge has the same 200MP sensor as the S25 Ultra, and Samsung claims to capture 40% of brightness images in low light compared to the standard S25. There is also a 12MP ultra-wide lens and a 12MP selfie cam on the front. These two rear cameras do stick out significantly from the thin frame of the phone, but the pad impresses the phone’s even feel – it doesn’t deflect at all.
Of course, the phone also packs many AI-powered tips, including Pro Scaleer, Audio Eraser, and Drawing Assist. To support all AI, Samsung uses the same Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Elite chip as other S25 phones, with 12GB of RAM and 256 or 512GB of storage. It comes with a 3,900mAh battery, which is smaller than the 4,000mAh power supply found in the standard S25 and 5,000mAh in the Ultra. Although Samsung claims the edge can charge 24 hours of speed.
You can get the Samsung Galaxy S25 edges in three color options: Titanium Silver, Titanium Black, and Titanium Ice Blue. Samsung is expected to undergo seven years of security and software updates. So far, we have only spent a very short time on the phone and our full review will be released soon.
