Samsung Galaxy S25 Edge leaks in full: specs, renders, pricing

02 May 2025
Samsung just has to unveil it already.

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I just hope this survives Jerry's durability test. A phone this thin normally doesn't survive the bend test at all.

Also, innovation in battery is much more needed than AI stuff that are only renamed and recycled tbh.

    The battery life will be concerning. It’s smaller than the regular S25 but with a larger screen. I’m guessing endurance wise would be similar to the Flip6?

      just make compact phones like oneplus 13s/t, with large battery, good enough cameras, and a compact screen. ive never seen someone say i want the cameras of s25 in a 6.7inch screen but with the price of ultra. most people prefer good 6.3-6.5 phones, than 6.7 thin phones with worse cameras and 3900mah battery.

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        • Anonymous
        • rK8
        • 02 May 2025

        Should focus on light weight more than thickness. Moto Edge 30, 155g, 6.8mm, 4020 mAh, $300. S25 Edge 3900 mAh, 163g, 5.8mm, $1200

          >heavier than the s25

          lmao even if it's thin, it's not light. The main camera seems to be a good choice tho so it's worth it. Just wondering who's actually gonna buy it at this horrendous price.

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            • Anonymous
            • pEG
            • 02 May 2025

            Jesus F Christ the price... It seems like phones are getting PC parts treatment - more and more becoming unaffordable and unapproachable for marginal improvements...

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              • Anonymous
              • rK8
              • 02 May 2025

              Should release 128GB, Snap 8 Gen 1 base/FE variant. Very few need 8 Elite for phone which will run hot on higher loads

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                • Souzazs
                • gsg
                • 02 May 2025

                A top-of-the-line device without a telephoto or periscope sensor is a crime.

                In addition to the fact that the battery is only 4000mAh... 1,200 euros for a device worse than the S25 that costs 700 dollars...

                In addition, Chinese brands will launch ultra-thin devices.

                But they have the advantage of being able to use 5500mAh batteries in their ultra-thin devices and have better charging, in addition to the price being more attractive.

                I like Samsung, but this device will be a failure.

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