Samsung promises “full -day battery” for Galaxy S25 Edge in Leck

Samsung has just confirmed that his Galaxy S25 edge will be fully presented on May 12, but Leck continues to appear, this time with the promise of an “full-day battery”, which is not very well dressed with the trimmed capacity of this device.

It was leaked several times that the Galaxy S25 edge with its super-thin 5.84 mm profile has a battery capacity of only 3,900 mAh. This is smaller than the Basi Galaxy S25, although the edge has a physically larger and higher resolution.

That seems to be a bad time.

In newly leaked marketing materials, however, Samsung claims that the Galaxy S25 Edge will have a “full -day battery” laments. This is posted in pictures by Android headlinesAnd follows from a disclaimer.

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Full -day battery for slim

The actual battery life varies depending on the network environment, functions and apps, the frequency of calls and messages, the frequency and many other factors. Estimated against the average usage profile, which was compiled by UX Connect Research. Independent evaluated by UX Connect research between 2025.03.12-2025.03.20 in the USA with pre-versions of SM-5937 using LTE and 5G SUB6 networks. Not tested below 5 g mmwave network.

While the dislocation of the battery like this occurs somewhat frequently, Samsung's claim that is used for the Galaxy A56 is only quite difficult to believe. Even in our basic galaxy S25 review, our Damien expressed wild concerns about the battery, which needed a lunch fee on more busy days. This also applies to a phone with a larger battery and a smaller display with a lower resolution.

Other images in this leak detailed detailed in the 200 megapixel main camera, use of titanium in build, IP68 -Daub/water resistance and use of Gorilla Glass Victus 2 on the back of the device.

Some of the official cases of Samsung are also shown, with none of them a magnet for Qi2 or at least the lame version that Samsung supports, has a magnets.

What do you think of the Galaxy S25 edge, its battery capacity and the requirements of Samsung?

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