Galaxy S25 Edge hands on video shows off slim design and key specs [UPDATED]
Update from February 23, 2025:
The video in question has been removed by the uploader, possibly in response to a direct request from Samsung.
The original story from February 23, 2025 follows below:
Compared next to the Fold 6 the Galaxy S25 Edge is just ever so slightly thicker. That means that it measures above 5.6 mm but probably within the previously reported 6 mm range. In short it’s actually quite slim but this design obviously comes at a cost.
According to specs shown off for the Galaxy S25 Edge in the video the phone will have a 4,000 mAh li-ion battery. This was to be expected of course though I think that Samsung could have squeezed in 5,000 mAh if it used silicon batteries. Nevertheless the main selling point for the S25 Edge is its form factor and it doesn’t disappoint.
![A still from the now removed video of the Galaxy S25 Edge. | Image credit — Alexis Garza - Galaxy S25 Edge hands on video shows off slim design and key specs [UPDATED]](https://m-cdn.phonearena.com/images/articles/426642-image/Samsung-Galaxy-S25-Edge-still-Alexis-Garza.jpg)
A still from the now removed video of the Galaxy S25 Edge. | Image credit — Alexis Garza
Other than the battery the phone is thankfully powered by the Snapdragon 8 Elite chipset found on the rest of the Galaxy S25 lineup. There’s likely a 12 MP selfie camera and the previously reported 200 MP “Ultra” camera on the rear. The app used in the video cannot accurately detect a camera so it says that the rear camera is 12 MP too.
We also see that this particular Galaxy S25 Edge comes with 12 GB of RAM and 256 GB of storage. There might be more storage options available at launch and it’s nice to see that Samsung hasn’t cut corners for RAM. Though 12 GB is probably needed to properly run the new and improved Galaxy AI powered by Google’s Gemini.
Other reports from the industry claim that the Galaxy S25 Edge will launch soon so it makes sense that someone has been able to get their hands on one. Whether the Edge actually takes off and becomes a popular choice remains to be seen.
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