A Stunning Design with a Few Compromises

Samsung’s Galaxy S25 Edge is the company’s boldest attempt yet at redefining what a flagship phone can look and feel like. Ultra-slim with the latest Snapdragon chip, it feels more like a luxury accessory than a slab of electronics.

But as with any phone that pushes the limits of design, the question is whether the compromises; in battery life, charging speed, and camera versatility are worth the trade-off for such a sleek device.

Thinner, Lighter and Still a Galaxy

Thinness a selling point again.

At just 0.23 inches thick and about 5.7 ounces, it’s one of the slimmest flagships you can buy, yet it still feels rigid thanks to its titanium frame and ceramic-grade glass. The matte finish and precise curves give it a high-end feel, more like a luxury accessory than a typical phone.

6.7 Inches of Edge-to-Edge Brilliance

The display is a showcase for Samsung’s OLED expertise. Its 6.7-inch LTPO AMOLED panel stretches nearly edge-to-edge with subtle curves, delivering a 120-Hz refresh rate for fluid scrolling and gaming. Colors are vivid & accurate, HDR content pops, and outdoor visibility is excellent thanks to very high peak brightness.

Combined with the slim bezels, the screen makes the phone feel larger than its size suggests, ideal for streaming, editing photos, or just everyday browsing.

Premium Price, But Great Value

Starting at around $1,100 in the U.S., the Galaxy S25 Edge sits firmly in premium territory.

For that price you’re getting the thinnest, lightest flagship Samsung has ever made, plus a top-tier processor, a stunning AMOLED display, and a 200-MP main camera.

But some trade-offs come with the slim design: a smaller battery, slower charging, and no dedicated telephoto lens. If those aren’t dealbreakers, the S25 Edge offers a distinctive mix of high performance and luxury feel that few competitors match at this price.