Samsung is gearing up for the global launch of the Galaxy S25 Edge, and it's expected to happen in April 2025. Leaks have already revealed key details about the upcoming smartphone. It was most recently showcased at MWC 2025, and new leaks have emerged, claiming that the device would weigh just over 160g, and could have a price tag of around $1000 (approximately ₹87,000).
A Slim and Lightweight Design
According to a leak by tipster Ice Universe on X (formerly Twitter), the Galaxy S25 Edge will be one of Samsung’s slimmest smartphones ever, measuring just 5.84mm thick, making it 1.46mm thinner than Galaxy S25+. Additionally, at 162g, the S25 Edge will be significantly lighter than the 195g S25+. The reduced weight is attributed to a smaller 3,900mAh battery, in contrast to the 4,800mAh unit in the S25+.
Some reports are indicating that Samsung could also replace the traditional glass back with a ceramic rear panel, which would not only improve durability, but also maintain a premium feel.
Display and Performance
Leaked details suggest that the Galaxy S25 Edge will feature a 6.65" AMOLED display, slightly smaller than the 6.7" panel found on the S25+. However, it is expected to have narrower bezels, similar to the S25 Ultra, for an immersive viewing experience.
Under the hood, the device is expected to feature the Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Elite for Galaxy chipset, paired with 12GB RAM. It will likely run Samsung’s One UI 7, based on Android 15.
Camera and Battery Trade-Offs
It seems like the S25 Edge will feature dual rear cameras, which was visible when the device was on showcase at Galaxy Unpacked and MWC this year. While details about the sensors remain unclear, Samsung is likely focusing on AI-powered photography improvements to compensate for the missing lens.
Additionally, the smaller 3,900mAh battery raises concerns about battery life, but Samsung may optimise software efficiency to address this.