Samsung’s full Galaxy S25 Edge launch schedule for the US and other markets might be out of the bag

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Samsung is expected to hold a somewhat unusual Galaxy Unpacked event soon. | Image Credit — Samsung

Elsewhere, the highly anticipated Galaxy S25 Edge is expected to become available on May 30, and while Korean media doesn’t have a full list of “global markets” to share for that date, said markets are all but guaranteed to include the US. Of course, that doesn’t necessarily mean that the Snapdragon 8 Elite-powered phone will be widely available stateside, with no words, for instance, on which major carriers (if any) will pick up this super-slim bad boy.

The following specs are essentially etched in stone

The S25 Edge is expected to look a lot like the Galaxy S25 Plus at first glance.

Meanwhile, a 1TB storage configuration is apparently out of the question, with perhaps the most important detail of them all remaining somewhat unclear, as product thickness is tipped to sit anywhere between 5.8 and 6.4mm.

Specifically, the new phone’s currently predicted price tags sit at 1.5 million won and 1.63 million won with 256 and 512GB storage respectively for South Korea. That roughly equates to $1,045 and $1,135 respectively, although with the Galaxy S25 Ultra normally starting at $1,300 in the US, I believe it’s safe to expect the most affordable S25 Edge model to cost $1,200 or so around those parts. Ironically, there’s a chance the iPhone 17 Air will be (considerably) cheaper in the fall.