The Galaxy S25 series and S25 Edge phones have been on the market for a while, and we might have sales figures for them.

This naturally led some people to believe that the smartphone may not be high up on the One UI 8 priority list for Samsung. However, a fresh revelation paints a different picture, suggesting the Galaxy S25 Edge could make the jump to One UI 8 stable sooner than expected.

Those interested in securing the free Samsung Galaxy Chromebook Go as part of their Galaxy S25 Edge contract deal can find prices starting from around £30 per month. The most affordable contract with ID Mobile is priced at £29.99 per month, with an upfront cost of £129.

The key selling point of the Samsung Galaxy S25 Edge is likely to be its slim design, with a recent rumor suggesting it could be just 5.84mm thick, and now we’re hearing that it could be a very ...

The Galaxy S25 Edge ships with a paltry 3,900mAh battery. Even if Samsung heavily optimized One UI 7 to lower power consumption, there's no way the Edge will match its Plus sibling in battery life.

The Galaxy S25 Edge has a mere 3,900 mAh battery inside, small by basically any standard. By comparison, the standard Galaxy S25 which has a much smaller screen has a 4,000 mAh battery.

The Samsung Galaxy S25 Series launched in January 2025, featuring the Galaxy S25, S25 Plus, and S25 Ultra, followed later by the S25 Edge. Now, the Samsung Galaxy S25 FE is also on the way and leaks and rumours have also started popping up related to the same.

With a thickness of 5.8mm, Samsung’s Galaxy S25 Edge is seen as the main competitor to Apple’s upcoming iPhone 17 Air. The South Korean smartphone model was launched on May 13. Expected to replace the Plus models, the iPhone 17 Air targets Apple’s more affordable segment with an ultra-slim, sleek design.