We now have a better idea of what Samsung will have to offer with its Galaxy S25 Edge smartphone , as more spec and pricing details emerge.
Samsung’s hotly tipped skinny flagship phone, the Galaxy S25 Edge , is due to launch in April, and the leaks just keep on coming.
This time Android Headlines has the lowdown on the colours that will be available at launch, alongside a few other tidbits.
Samsung Galaxy S25 Edge colours
According to the report, the Samsung Galaxy S25 Edge will ship in three initial colours.
Continuing the company’s obsession with titanium from the Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra , those colours will be: Titanium Icyblue, Titanium Silver, and Titanium Jetblack.
We’re not exactly sure how that jives with previous rumours that the Galaxy S25 Ultra will be made of aluminium and ceramic. The Galaxy S25 Ultra, after all, packed a frame that was actually made of the stuff.
The Samsung Galaxy S25 and Samsung Galaxy S25+ , which are made of plain old aluminium, duly omitted ‘Titanium’ from the naming of their colours.
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Samsung Galaxy S25 Edge storage
We also learn what the Galaxy S25 Edge is going to offer in terms of memory and storage.
Apparently, Samsung’s super-skinny phone will come with 12GB of RAM as standard, just like the rest of the range.
The storage options will run to two variants: 256GB and 512GB, just like the Samsung Galaxy S25+.
Samsung Galaxy S25 Edge pricing update
We heard previously that the Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra would be priced somewhere in between the Galaxy S25+ and the Galaxy S25 Ultra, but that’s about as specific as things got.
This new report hones in just a little by claiming that pricing will start between €1,200 and €1,300 for the 256GB model in Europe. The step-up 512GB model will apparently cost between €1,300 and €1,400, depending on the country.
Given that the Samsung Galaxy S25+ starts from €1,149 and the Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra starts from €1,449 in Germany, those earlier price predictions seem to be spot on.
Samsung Galaxy S25 Plus
Author: Jon Mundy, Contributor, Tech Advisor
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