Samsung Galaxy S25 Edge prices get accidentally leaked and it could cost more than you think
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So, what kind of price are we looking at? According to the list:
- Galaxy S25 Edge (256GB): $1,678.99 CAD
- Galaxy S25 Edge (512GB): $1,858.99 CAD
Samsung Galaxy S25 Edge: Canadian pricing straight from Samsung's own website www.samsung.com/ca_fr/offer/...
— Roland Quandt (@rquandt.bsky.social) April 24, 2025 at 11:32 AM
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Converting these to US dollars gives us approximate figures of $1,200 for the 256GB model and $1,340 for the 512GB version. While official US pricing is still unavailable, the Canadian leak strongly suggests the Galaxy S25 Edge will firmly occupy a premium segment, commanding a price significantly higher than the standard Galaxy S25 models.
Seeing these leaked prices, especially coming directly (if accidentally) from Samsung, sets clear expectations. The Galaxy S25 Edge isn't positioned as a mainstream flagship alternative but as a distinctly premium offering. A price point starting around $1,200 USD puts it squarely in competition with top-tier iPhones and potentially undercutting Samsung's own Z Fold line, depending on the final US figures and the features offered.
Seeing these leaked prices, especially coming directly (if accidentally) from Samsung, sets clear expectations. The Galaxy S25 Edge isn't positioned as a mainstream flagship alternative but as a distinctly premium offering. A price point starting around $1,200 USD puts it squarely in competition with top-tier iPhones and potentially undercutting Samsung's own Z Fold line, depending on the final US figures and the features offered.
If this leak holds true, potential buyers should prepare for a significant investment, similar to what's required for current high-end foldables or maxed-out traditional flagships. The unusual name and launch timing just add to the anticipation for what exactly Samsung plans to deliver with this device on May 13th. I'm excited for the official launch even if I am not personally thinking of purchasing this device — at least not its first generation.
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