Samsung’s highly anticipated Galaxy S25 Edge is expected to debut later this year, with an official announcement rumored for April 16 in South Korea and April 15 in other regions.
While earlier reports suggested that the Galaxy S25 Edge would be priced similarly to the S25+, a new leak from South Korea now provides more concrete details on its expected pricing structure.
Galaxy S25 Edge Pricing Details
According to the latest leak, the Samsung Galaxy S25 Edge will come in two storage variants, with the following pricing in South Korea:
📌 256GB variant: KRW 1,500,000 (~$1,030)
📌 512GB variant: KRW 1,630,000 (~$1,120)
Notably, Samsung will reportedly not offer a 1TB option for the S25 Edge, unlike the S25 Ultra.
How It Compares to Other Models:
- Galaxy S25+ (256GB): KRW 1,353,000 (~$930)
- Galaxy S25 Edge (256GB): KRW 1,500,000 (~$1,030)
- Galaxy S25 Ultra (256GB): KRW 1,698,400 (~$1,167)
This places the S25 Edge neatly between the S25+ and S25 Ultra, likely positioning it as a premium alternative for users who want cutting-edge design without the full Ultra price tag.
Limited Availability at Launch
Samsung is reportedly planning a limited initial release of 40,000 units for the Galaxy S25 Edge, with availability expected in May 2025. Production is set to ramp up in the following weeks, suggesting high demand or supply constraints at launch.
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