Samsung is expected to launch its Galaxy S25 Edge later this year with a rumored announcement on April 16 in South Korea and April 15 in most other regions. The device was previously rumored to cost as much as the Galaxy S25+ and we now have a new report from South Korea which details its local launch price.
Galaxy S25 Edge will allegedly start at KRW 1,500,000 ($1,030) in its 256GB trim, while the 512GB variant will go for KRW 1,630,000 ($1,120). Samsung will reportedly skip the 1TB option and only offer the S25 Edge in 256GB and 512GB trims instead.
If this pricing rumor holds up, the S25 Edge will slot in between the S25+, which starts at KRW 1,353,000 ($930) for the same storage and the S25 Ultra, which kicks off from KRW 1,698,400 ($1,167).
Samsung is expected to offer a limited initial supply of 40,000 units for its upcoming slim phone once it becomes available in May, with production set to ramp up in the following weeks.
Samsung Galaxy S25+
Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra
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