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After its initial appearance in January, the Galaxy S25 Edge was launched at the Unpacked event on the morning of May 13th (Vietnam time). This is Samsung's thinnest S-series smartphone to date, with a thickness of 5.8 mm. For comparison, the Galaxy S25 Ultra is 8.2 mm thick, the Galaxy S25+ is 7.3 mm thick, while the iPhone 16 Pro Max is 8.3 mm. Photo: Bloomberg . |
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Weighing in at 163g, the Galaxy S25 Edge is only 1g heavier than the standard S25, but boasts a larger screen (6.7 inches compared to 6.2 inches). The device is still slightly thicker than the Galaxy Tab S10 or Z Fold6 series. However, it remains the only current option for users who prefer a traditional smartphone design but with a slim and lightweight form factor. (Image: Bloomberg ) |
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Samsung emphasizes the minimalist design of the Galaxy S25 Edge with its titanium frame. Despite being thin and lightweight, the device ensures durability with a new generation Gorilla Glass Ceramic 2 front, Gorilla Glass Victus 2 on the back, and IP68 water/dust resistance. Photo: The Verge . |
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Samsung confirmed the arrival of Gorilla Glass Ceramic 2 a few days earlier. The South Korean company describes it as a thin yet durable material capable of protecting phone screens from cracks thanks to crystals embedded in the glass structure. Photo: MobileSyrup . |
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The Galaxy S25 Edge features two rear cameras: a 200MP main camera and a 12MP ultra-wide-angle camera. According to Samsung, the 200MP camera uses the same sensor as the S25 Ultra, allowing it to capture more detail, improve low-light photography, and record 8K video . Image: The Verge . |
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The camera module of the Galaxy S25 Edge (left) compared to the 7.3 mm thin S25+. Samsung says it has redesigned the camera module to fit the slimmer body. The camera bump is still quite thick, but the feel in the hand is not too uncomfortable or flimsy. Photo: The Verge . |
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The Galaxy S25 Edge still features a range of AI-powered photography features. Some notable features include Natural Portraits, which helps refine portrait photos; Best Faces, which assists in adjusting facial features; and Generative Edit, a familiar feature on recent Galaxy devices. Image: Digital Trends . |
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The Galaxy S25 Edge features a 6.7-inch Dynamic AMOLED 2X display (similar to the S25+), Quad HD+ resolution, and a 120Hz refresh rate. Running Android 15 and One UI 7, Samsung claims to provide software updates for 7 years. (Image: Digital Trends ) |
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Despite its slim and lightweight design, the Galaxy S25 Edge is equipped with the Snapdragon 8 Elite for Galaxy processor, built on a 3nm process, the same chip as the Galaxy S25 Ultra. This chip has also been optimized for Galaxy phones to deliver better performance. Image: The Verge . |
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In theory, battery life is a concern when smartphones are thinner. The Galaxy S25 Edge has a 3,900 mAh battery, lower than the S25 (4,000 mAh) and S25+ (4,900 mAh). However, Samsung emphasizes that the device can comfortably last all day, with up to 24 hours of continuous video playback, though still less than the S25 (29 hours) or S25+ (30 hours). Image: Android Authority . |
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While more time is needed to assess real-world battery life, the Snapdragon 8 Elite processor is likely to optimize power well. Combined with Samsung's fine-tuned software, battery life shouldn't be a major concern. The product supports wired fast charging up to 25W, similar to the S25 but slower than the S25+ or S25 Ultra (45W). Image: The Verge . |
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The Galaxy S25 Edge also supports the Galaxy AI platform. Some notable features include Now Brief, which displays information on the lock screen. Additionally, Gemini Live can analyze screenshots or camera images to look up information, alongside familiar features like Circle to Search and live translation. (Image: Samsung ) |
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The Galaxy S25 Edge is seen as the start of the ultra-thin smartphone trend this year. Based on rumors, Apple may launch an ultra-thin iPhone later this year. The device will likely have a similar thickness but only a single rear camera. Analysts suggest that the ultra-thin design could be a factor driving smartphone upgrades, given the increasing number of devices used for extended periods. Photo: The Verge . |
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Compared to the Galaxy S25/S25+, choosing the Galaxy S25 Edge depends on user needs. The S25 Edge (left) is suitable if you need a smartphone with a large screen and a slim, lightweight design that easily fits in your pocket. Meanwhile, the S25 and S25+ support three rear cameras, have a large battery capacity, and are priced lower. Photo: MobileSyrup . |
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The Galaxy S25 Edge is being sold in limited quantities in select markets, including Vietnam. According to Samsung, users can pre-order the device starting May 13th at a price of 30 million VND (12GB RAM, 256GB storage) or 33.5 million VND (12GB RAM, 512GB storage). This is higher than the listed price of the Galaxy S25 (22 million VND), S25+ (26 million VND), and lower than the S25 Ultra (34 million VND). Photo: The Verge . |
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