Samsung Galaxy S25 Edge Makes Me Love Samsung Again

With the launch of the S25 Edge, the Samsung I love is back!

It's back in the game with the Galaxy S25 Edge, launched in May 2025 — and it’s a beast in a supermodel’s body. We agree with experts saying it's one of 2025's best-looking phones.

Just 5.8mm thin, 163g, wrapped in titanium, and topped with Gorilla Glass Ceramic 2 — this thing feels premium without the bulk.

The 6.7” AMOLED display hits 2600 nits, so good luck finding a glare. Inside? A Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 Elite, 12GB RAM, and up to 512GB storage. Android 15 and One UI 7 bring Galaxy AI features like Nightography and Audio Eraser for next-level photos and sound.

Cameras? 200MP main + 12MP ultrawide — no telephoto, but it still shoots like a pro. Battery? 3900mAh with fast wired and wireless charging.

Comes in Icy Blue, Silver, or Jet Black, starting at $1,099. Pre-order and you’ll snag a free storage bump. This phone’s not just thin — it’s bold again.

I saw the Galaxy S25 Edge in person, and after spending some time with it, there's no doubt it's something else. It's beautiful inside and out.

There it was: a full-fledged flagship phone with 200 megapixel cameras, no compromises in power or design. I was honestly stunned. That one moment brought it all back; the excitement, the respect, the feeling. This was the Samsung I’d been missing.

Some asked, the S25 Plus has a bigger battery. So why pick the Edge?

Well… why would anyone buy a Lotus instead of a Volvo wagon? It’s not about practicality. It’s about purpose. It’s about progress. The S25 Edge isn’t trying to win a battery war. It reminds me of when Samsung phones used to feel futuristic. This one does.

Besides, I charge my phone every 2–3 days anyway. So for me? That “smaller” battery is still more than enough.

Innovation doesn’t always have to be useful in the traditional sense. Sometimes, it’s just about moving the needle and reminding people what’s possible.

Let’s be honest — most people only care about two things when it comes to phones: battery life and camera quality. And with the Galaxy S25 Edge, Samsung clearly wanted to make a statement.

They dropped a massive 200MP main sensor into this ultra-thin frame. Yep, two hundred. It’s bold, and honestly, kind of wild — but in a good way.

So how do the photos turn out?

In short: pretty solid. The S25 Edge delivers sharp, vibrant shots — exactly what you’d expect from a flagship Samsung device. 

Here’s what Park Burton had to say on X.com:

Definitely, the Samsung S25 Edge (potentially the iPhone 17 Air) starts a new era of flagship smartphones: extremely thin with super powerful chips.

But I did find something hilarious — these tech companies pioneer to make such crazy thin phones, but lots of people buy cases that make the phone so much thicker just to keep it safe.

What’s the purpose? Why spend all that money on a gadget that starts a new era, only to cover it up and make it no different than others — but more expensive, with fewer features, and less powerful than the Galaxy S25 Ultra?

If you do this, why don’t you just get the S25 Ultra, which can be cheaper with promotions and is more powerful?

Stop the nonsense — try our super thin Samsung Galaxy S25 Edge aramid fiber case.

It’s so thin and light that it feels like no case at all, but it still provides MagSafe and Qi2 support, along with extra grip to make sure you can hold your phone securely.

[Link: Thinborne super thin Samsung Galaxy S25 Edge case]