Save $400 on Samsung’s slimmest Galaxy phone at its lowest price ever
Now might be the ideal moment to get your first ultra-thin phone, especially a Samsung Galaxy model, if you’ve been on the fence about it. Samsung’s incredibly thin and light Galaxy S25 Edge looks to be on sale right now. Amazon is selling the unlocked smartphone for $699, which is its lowest price to date.
With this significant $400 discount, the base model with 256 GB of storage is now more than a third less expensive than it would normally be. Titanium Jetblack, Titanium Icyblue, and Titanium Silver are available hues from the vendor.
What sets the Samsung Galaxy S25 Edge apart from the rest?
We were astounded by how incredibly slim Samsung’s sleek Galaxy S25 Edge was. With the camera bump removed, the titanium chassis on which the device is constructed is 5.8 mm (0.23 inches) thick. Even with a case on, it is manageable to hold in one hand because to its exceptional light weight of 163 grams (5.75 oz). Like the normal Galaxy S25, it features an IP68 dust and water resistance rating despite its sleek design.
The Galaxy S25 Edge still has high-end core components, even though it appears that some features were trimmed to create the incredibly tiny appearance. Among these is an amazing 6.7-inch AMOLED screen with a refresh rate of 120 Hz and 2,600 nits of brightness. Additionally, it makes use of a customized Gorilla Glass Ceramic 2, which is more resilient and scratch-resistant than the Victus 2 glass.
Internally, the Galaxy S25 Edge is equipped with the most advanced Snapdragon 8 Elite CPU available for Galaxy devices. Even when doing graphics-intensive operations and demanding tasks, you can count on incredibly fluid performance.
The telephoto lens, a reluctant casualty of the slim design, is one prominent omission. Nevertheless, the 200 MP primary camera is adaptable and competitive when combined with a 12 MP ultrawide sensor. For content creators, the phone’s ability to record up to 8K video is a plus.
Ultra-thin phones frequently struggle with battery life, but Samsung’s software optimization and effective chipset enable the S25 Edge to last a whole day – thankfully comparable to larger flagships. It charges quickly; a 25-watt charger will fill half the battery in 30 minutes.
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