Summary: The Samsung Galaxy S25 Edge’s razor-thin design poses next to the Galaxy S25 Ultra. The former is 5.84mm thick, while the latter offers a thickness of 8.2mm. That may not sound like a big difference, but as you’ll see in the provided images and video, it is. The Galaxy S25 Edge is expected to launch next month, most probably on April 16.
The Samsung Galaxy S25 Edge dummy has just surfaced online. Considering it is supposed to represent the design of a real phone, it allowed YouTuber by the name TheSINZA to make an interesting comparison.
The Galaxy S25 Edge’s razor-thin design is shown next to Samsung’s current flagship
The Galaxy S25 Edge got compared to the Galaxy S25 Ultra. If you check out the gallery below this paragraph, you’ll see them side by side in several images. Two additional images are added of the Galaxy S25 Edge alone. A full YouTube video is embedded below the article.
The most interesting comparison between these two phones is their thickness. The Galaxy S25 Edge is all about thinness. It is only 5.84mm thick, which is insanely thin, basically. The Galaxy S25 Ultra is not exactly a thick phone, but it looks that was next to the Galaxy S25 Edge.
That difference is shown by the first image in the gallery above. The Galaxy S25 Ultra is 8.2mm thick, in case you were wondering. You can clearly see the thinner profile of the Galaxy S25 Edge here.
The phone’s official renders were leaked a couple of days ago
The official Galaxy S25 Edge renders were shared a couple of days ago. The phone is expected to launch at some point in April. One rumor suggested that the exact date is April 16. So, until we get different information, that’s it.
This smartphone is expected to feature a 3,900mAh battery despite its rather large 6.7-inch display. A 200-megapixel main camera is also tipped. It could be the same one the Galaxy S25 Ultra features.
The phone is coming in Titanium Jetblack, Tiatnium Icyblue, and Titanium Silver color options. The variant of the phone with 12GB of RAM and 256GB of storage is expected to cost somewhere between €1,200 and €1,300.
