- Another Galaxy S25 Edge price leak has appeared
- The phone could be costlier than the Galaxy S25 Plus
- We might see a full launch sometime next month
It seems clear that the Samsung Galaxy S25 Edge is on the way, but how much is it going to cost? If the latest leak is accurate, the super-slim handset could be the second most expensive phone in the series, just behind the Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra.
This comes from listings on two online retailers, Zanetti and Epto, spotted by 91mobiles. They put the pricing at either €1,361.41 or €1,363.90 for the 256GB version of the Galaxy S25 Edge, and €1,487.99 or €1,490.90 for the 512GB variant.
There’s not much point giving you currency conversions for those prices, as they’re unlikely to reflect the pricing elsewhere in the world. The main takeaway is that those prices are above the €1,246.99 starting price of the Samsung Galaxy S25 Plus in Italy.
That means the Galaxy S25 Edge pricing may well exceed the $999 / £999 / AU$1,699 that you can get the Galaxy S25 Plus for – even if these two retailers disagree about exactly how much money you’re going to have to part with for the final S25 phone to launch.
The waiting game
This isn’t the first time we’ve heard pricing rumors around the Galaxy S25 Edge. Information that emerged last month pointed to a price somewhere between €1,200 and €1,300, which lines up neatly with what we’ve heard in this latest leak.
All this is assuming the Galaxy S25 Edge is actually going to see the light of day again. We were given a brief glimpse of it at Samsung Galaxy Unpacked in January, and then again at the MWC 2025 trade show in Barcelona in March.
Since then, there’s been talk of technical issues with the phone’s production, and the rumored launch date has been pushed back from April 15 (next week) to May 13. Let’s hope those issues can be resolved sooner rather than later.
There’s lots to look forward to if and when the phone actually does appear. It’s rumored to be bringing with it a vapor chamber cooling system, a bundled Gemini Advanced subscription, and impressive internal specs, as well as its ultra-thin chassis.
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