US EditionSamsung set to unveil new Galaxy S25 Edge, which will use AI. What you need to know
- Samsung unveiled the Galaxy S25 Edge, a flagship smartphone with a 6.7-inch display and AI features, on May 12, 2025, at the Galaxy Unpacked event held globally including a briefing in London.
- The launch follows a January teaser and reflects Samsung's strategy to stay ahead of competitors like Apple, which plans a similarly thin iPhone 17 Air later this year.
- The S25 Edge features a slimmer 5.8mm design with two rear cameras including a confirmed 200MP main sensor, powered by Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 8 Elite processor, achieving Geekbench scores comparable to the S25 Ultra.
- Samsung set the starting price at $1,099 with sales beginning May 30, positioning the Edge above the S25 Plus but below the Ultra, while analysts highlight the device's potential to support flagship sales amid an uncertain market.
- The introduction of the S25 Edge signals Samsung's focus on combining high performance with portability to drive growth, even as it faces macroeconomic challenges and rising competition in the smartphone industry.
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After teasing the device in January at Unpacked 2025, Samsung is ready to make the Galaxy S25 Edge official. The company revealed latest device in the S25 series during a special Monday night event. While there are many similarities between the Edge and the other S25 devices, what makes this particular model stand out from the rest is how slim it is: The S25 Edge is just 5.8mm thick, 1.4mm thinner than the standard S25, and Samsung's thinnest ph…
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