It's already been a strong year for Samsung fans. As expected, the tech giant kicked things off with the launch of its flagship Galaxy S25 series earlier this year.
But that was just the beginning. At the end of its launch event, Samsung teased a new addition: the Galaxy S25 Edge — a slim, premium device that marks the brand’s latest innovation in smartphone design.
While the official release date remains unclear, initial speculation pointed to an April debut. However, recent reports suggest the launch may now take place in May.
Thanks to a leak spotted by renowned tech insider Roland Quandt on Samsung's Canadian website, we now have a glimpse at the pricing. The Galaxy S25 Edge will reportedly be offered in two storage variants: 256GB and 512GB, priced at CAD $1,678.99 and $1,858.99, respectively. That roughly converts to £907 / $1,210 / AU$1,900 — a more reasonable price point than early rumors suggested. That said, final regional pricing could vary, especially in the volatile U.S. market.
Positioned at the premium end of Samsung’s lineup, the Galaxy S25 Edge is expected to reflect its sleek form factor and the R&D investment behind it.
The leak also reveals two color options: Jet Black and Silver Titanium — minimalist and professional tones that align with the phone’s refined aesthetic.
That’s likely intentional, as the Galaxy S25 Edge is expected to launch in limited quantities and select markets, making a streamlined color lineup a practical decision.
We’ll be watching closely in the coming weeks as the official launch approaches.