Samsung’s upcoming Galaxy S25 Edge isn’t staying out of the news. Just recently, it popped up on Geekbench, and a separate leak hinted at its India launch window. Now, reliable tipster Ice Universe is back with new details about its display and frame.
According to the tipster, the S25 Edge will feature a 2K resolution display. This puts it on par with the S25 Plus and above the standard S25. But the higher resolution display means a trade-off in terms of battery life.
The S25 Edge is a slim phone with a battery reported to be even smaller than the base S25. So a higher-resolution screen will only put more strain on the battery. I think if Samsung decides to dial down the resolution instead, it wouldn’t be the worst trade-off.
Titanium frame outside of Ultra
On the bright side, Samsung might finally bring titanium frames beyond its Ultra models. Per Ice Universe, the S25 Edge will sport a titanium alloy middle frame which if true will make it the first non-Ultra S-series phone to feature it. The device was previously reported to launch in Titanium Icyblue, Titanium Silver, and Titanium Jetblack shades.
Of course, that premium build comes with a premium price tag. According to previous reports, the base 256GB model of the S25 Edge could land between €1,200 and €1,300, while the 512GB variant might stretch to €1,400. That’s a hefty price for a phone that may have to compromise on battery life.
For that price, though, the rest of the hardware looks flagship-worthy. Expect a Snapdragon 8 Elite chip, LPDDR5X RAM, and UFS 4.0 storage, paired with a 200MP main camera. Charging speeds will remain familiar with 25W wired and 15W wireless options, along with stereo speakers and an ultrasonic fingerprint scanner rounding out the package.
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