Retailers confirm our Galaxy S25 Edge price expectations
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Summary: Retailers have just confirmed our Galaxy S25 Edge price expectations. The 256GB storage model will cost between €1,300 and €1,400 in Europe. The phone will become official either in May or June, we’re still not sure.
The Samsung Galaxy S25 Edge has surfaced on a couple of retailer sites. Those listings include price tags for different models of the device, and basically confirm what we said in our exclusive leak a while back.
Our Galaxy S25 Edge price expectations have been confirmed by retailers
Last month, we said that the Galaxy S25 Edge with 256GB of storage will cost somewhere between €1,200 and €1,300 in Europe. The 512GB storage option will set you back between €1,300 and €1,400.
The phone has now surfaced on Zanetti shop and Epto. Over on Zanetti shop, the phone is listed at €1,361.41 for the 256GB storage options. The 512GB model is priced at €1,487.99.
Epto, on the other hand, lists the 256GB storage model for €1,363.90, and the 512GB storage variant for €1,490.90. Do take into account that these prices may not be accurate, of course, as the phone did not launch yet. In fact, chances are they’re not 100% accurate either way, as they’re not rounded up.
Furthermore, regular price tags are usually a bit lower than what various retailers are offering. Regardless, it seems like our information was spot on, as this is within the range that we mentioned.
The device will become official in May or June
The Galaxy S25 Edge was supposed to launch in April, but Samsung decided to postpone it to May or June. The death of JH Han could have something to do with it, but we’re not sure.
Samsung did already show everyone the phone’s design, but we’ll have to wait a bit longer for the device to become official. The phone will have two rear cameras, and will be extremely thin at 5.84mm.
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