Galaxy S25 edge leaks complete – everything you need to know

Samsung is just a few weeks before the start of his Super Slim Galaxy S25 Edge, and we already know the most what to know, but now a new leak is the train with a complete overview of the Galaxy S25 Edge.

Winfuture received pictures and specifications for the Galaxy S25 Edge and confirmed almost every important detail about Samsung's new phone.

As expected, the edge measures 5.85 mm, but the body uses some new materials. While the back is used by Gorilla Glass Victus 2, the display with Gorilla glass ceramic 2 and not covered with the Gorilla armor 2, which can be found on S25 Ultra. The display itself is a 6.7-inch panel at 1440p. The device is delivered in titanium silver, Titan Iclyblue and Titanium Jet Black Colorways.

Under the bonnet, the Galaxy S25 Edge has a Snapdragon 8 elite, 12 GB RAM and 256 GB or 512 GB of memory.

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The main deduction of the slim profile is the battery, which remains with the same 3,900 mAh as before. That is 1,000 mAh (20%) less than the Galaxy S25+. On the light side, however, it only weighs 163 g.

It is rounded off that the cameras include a 200 megapixel main sensor, a 12-megapixel ultraWide and a 12-megapixel front camera.

Evan Blass (@Evleaks) too Recently posted A teaser (which Samsung has forced the distance from the Galaxy S25 Edge start event since then, confirms a date on May 13th.

In particular, there are some speculations based in the vicinity of Samsung to a “Galaxy S25 Slim” branding for this device, based on a slip on the company's website. While everything is possible, this seems high It is unlikely that Samsung has already officially announced this branding, used it publicly publicly, the device was described as a “edge” in its recent recall a few days ago, and countless leaks have also suffered the “Edge” branding. It is far more likely a guarantee that we argue-that the reference to the device as a “slim” was a simple slip from Samsung.

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