The Samsung Galaxy S25 Edge is expected to be revealed in May as part of the Galaxy S25 series, which was initially launched in January. In the lead-up to its official announcement, a price leak from the South Korean technology giant has surfaced in Canada, potentially indicating a higher price point for the new device compared to the Galaxy S25+. This leak occurred in the terms and conditions for discounts associated with the Galaxy Tab S10 FE series.
Expected Pricing for Samsung Galaxy S25 Edge
Roland Quandt from Winfuture.de shared screenshots on the decentralized microblogging site Bluesky, showing a listing for the Samsung Galaxy S25 Edge. This listing featured the device as eligible for a 20 percent discount when traded in for a Samsung Galaxy Tab S10 FE tablet. According to the information, the Galaxy S25 Edge will be available in two configurations: 256GB and 512GB of storage.
The 256GB version of the Galaxy S25 Edge (model SM-S937WZKAXAC) is reportedly priced at CAD 1,678.99 (approximately Rs. 1,03,000), while the 512GB variant (model SM-S937WZKEXAC) is expected to retail for CAD 1,848.99 (around Rs. 1,14,000).
This pricing indicates that the new model may be positioned between the Galaxy S25+, which has a price point of CAD 1,438.99 (roughly Rs. 88,500), and the premium Galaxy S25 Ultra, which is priced at CAD 1,918.99 (approximately Rs. 1,18,000).
Additionally, the listing provides insights into the potential color options for the device. It appears that the Galaxy S25 Edge could come in two colorways: Titanium Silver and Titanium Jet Black. The use of “Titanium” in the naming suggests that the device may feature a titanium build, following the trend established by other models in the Galaxy S25 range.
Although official announcements are pending, earlier reports suggest that the Samsung Galaxy S25 Edge may see a limited initial release. It is anticipated to launch first in China and South Korea on May 23, before expanding to the US and other international markets on May 30.
