The Samsung Galaxy S25 Edge offers a revolutionary experience with its ultra-thin and lightweight design, specifically at 163 grams. Its 6.8-inch display feels less cumbersome compared to earlier models, making it easier to handle. While the engineering marvel features the same durable titanium build as the S25 Ultra, it has spoiled users who enjoy lighter phones. However, despite its impressive qualities, there remains one significant drawback that could lead users to consider alternatives. The design draws inspiration from Samsung's Z Fold line, blending aesthetics with functionality.
If there's one big takeaway from testing the S25 Edge these past two weeks, it's that thin and light phones have spoiled me in every way but one.
Your first impression of the S25 Edge will likely be the same as mine and the many others who experience an ultra-thin phone in 2025.
I've used every Samsung foldable phone since the first generation in 2019, and have always wondered how nice it would be to split the foldable screen in half but retain the slimness.
It's an engineering marvel, with a lightweight (163 grams) build encased in the same titanium material that keeps the more expensive S25 Ultra model protected from bumps and scratches.
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