Samsung’s much-anticipated Galaxy S25 Edge has made yet another online appearance — this time revealing key pricing details via an unexpected listing on the company’s official Canadian website. According to a report by 9To5Google, the flagship device briefly surfaced on the site before the listing was removed, but not before tech enthusiasts captured critical information regarding its storage variants and prices.
Pricing details and availability
The inadvertent leak shows the Galaxy S25 Edge in two storage configurations: 256GB and 512GB. The 256GB variant is priced at $1,678.99 CAD, while the larger 512GB version carries a price tag of $1,858.99 CAD. When converted, this positions the handset in the £860 to £940 range in the UK, or approximately $1,100 to $1,200 USD, depending on regional taxes and conversions.
Although these figures have not yet been confirmed by Samsung directly, the brief appearance on the official website strongly suggests that the pricing is close to final. UK availability and pre-order dates are yet to be announced, but a launch sometime in late spring or early summer is widely anticipated.
Design and build
First unveiled at the Mobile World Congress (MWC) 2025, the Galaxy S25 Edge takes a different design approach compared to its S25 siblings. It features a flat-edged frame combined with a frosted glass back, giving it a premium yet minimalist look. What has really caught attention, however, is the device’s remarkable thinness — measuring just 5.84mm, making it one of the slimmest phones Samsung has ever released.
Despite the streamlined design, the S25 Edge still sports a prominent dual-sensor rear camera system, housed in a vertically stacked module that protrudes slightly from the back panel. Its sleek form factor, however, suggests some compromises — notably in battery size and possibly in camera hardware.
Display and battery
The Galaxy S25 Edge is expected to come with a display size larger than that of the standard Galaxy S25, likely nearing the 6.7-inch screen found on the Galaxy S25 Plus. However, despite the expansive screen, the device is rumoured to include a smaller 3,786mAh battery, presumably to accommodate its ultra-thin chassis.
Samsung has not confirmed these specifications, but industry insiders note that the company is likely to use advanced power-efficiency techniques through its One UI software and Snapdragon 8 Gen 4 chipset to offset the battery trade-off.
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Camera capabilities
Photography on the S25 Edge could be a mixed bag. The phone is tipped to inherit the 200MP ISOCELL HP2 sensor from the S25 Ultra, which should provide exceptional detail and low-light performance. It’s also expected to feature a 12MP ultra-wide camera for landscape shots and group photos.
However, there is growing speculation that the Edge model may lack a dedicated telephoto lens, potentially leaving it behind the S25 and S25 Ultra in terms of optical zoom capabilities. This could signal Samsung’s intention to position the Edge as a style-focused flagship rather than a camera-centric device.
Final thoughts
While Samsung has remained tight-lipped about the S25 Edge, its fleeting appearance on the Canadian site has fuelled excitement among fans and industry watchers alike. With its sleek design, powerful sensor, and premium feel, the Galaxy S25 Edge is shaping up to be a compelling alternative within the flagship space — provided users are willing to trade a few features for elegance and portability.
As always, more concrete details are expected in the coming weeks, especially with Samsung’s summer Unpacked event looming on the horizon. Will the S25 Edge prove to be a bold new direction for Samsung, or just a stylish experiment? Only time will tell.
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