Samsung Galaxy S25 Edge Launch Potentially Delayed: Ultra-Thin Design and Three-Foldable Phone Exposed

Samsung Galaxy S25 Edge Launch Potentially Delayed: Ultra-Thin Design and Three-Foldable Phone ExposedRecent leaks suggest a potential delay in the launch of Samsungs ultra-thin flagship Galaxy S25 Edge smartphone. The device is now slated for release on May 13th, a month later than originally planned, and the launch event will be scaled down to an online activity

Samsung Galaxy S25 Edge Launch Potentially Delayed: Ultra-Thin Design and Three-Foldable Phone Exposed

Recent leaks suggest a potential delay in the launch of Samsungs ultra-thin flagship Galaxy S25 Edge smartphone. The device is now slated for release on May 13th, a month later than originally planned, and the launch event will be scaled down to an online activity. Reportedly, the delay is unrelated to phone quality and may be due to management changes within Samsung's DX division.

According to current information, this new model will be positioned as a high-end device, priced between the Galaxy S25+ and S25 Ultra. The 256GB version is expected to be priced at 1.5 million Korean Won (approximately 7500 RMB).

Recently leaked renders reveal that the new phone will be available in three titanium colors: Jet Black, Silver, and Icy Blue. The rear camera setup will feature a vertically arranged dual-lens design. A previously released hands-on video featuring a mock-up model demonstrates that the Samsung Galaxy S25 Edge is noticeably thinner compared to the Galaxy S25 Ultra (8.2mm). The video shows the S25 Edge with a thickness of only 5.84mm, a narrower width than the Galaxy S25+, and a projected weight of under 170g.

In terms of other specifications, the Samsung Galaxy S25 Edge is expected to feature a 6.7-inch Super AMOLED screen with a resolution of 24001080, matching the specifications of the Galaxy S25+. The material of the side frame (titanium or aluminum alloy) is yet to be confirmed.

For photography, the Samsung Galaxy S25 Edge will feature a 200-megapixel main camera coupled with a 12-megapixel ultra-wide-angle lens. Recent reports have surfaced indicating that a Samsung device with model number "SM-S937N" has appeared on GeekBench, achieving a single-core score of 2969 and a multi-core score of 9486. The benchmark information reveals that the device is powered by the Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 for Galaxy chip, paired with 12GB of RAM and Android 15.

Concurrently, a Samsung device bearing the model number SM-S9370 has recently received 3C certification in China, supporting up to 25W wired fast charging and featuring a 3900mAh rated capacity battery. Combining this information with related speculation, this could potentially be the Chinese variant of the Samsung Galaxy S25 Edge.

In addition to the ultra-thin model, sources have discovered that Samsung is conducting system testing on a Galaxy Z three-foldable phone, with the corresponding One UI 7 beta firmware already released. Back at MWC 2025, Samsung showcased both Flex G and Flex S screen solutions. Flex G utilizes a dual inward-folding design, while Flex S resembles Huawei's three-foldable Mate X.

According to the latest leaks, Samsung's first three-foldable phone will likely be named Galaxy Z Fold, adopting the Flex G dual inward-folding design, which is said to be more durable than Flex S. Furthermore, the Samsung Galaxy G Fold is expected to feature a 9.96-inch internal display, nearly 30% larger than the Z Fold 6's 7.6-inch screen. When folded, its height will be approximately 6.54 inches (around 166.12mm), similar to a standard smartphone.

Regarding battery, the three-foldable Samsung phone currently records a charging speed of around 23W, with a final typical value potentially reaching 25W. The Samsung Galaxy G Fold is currently under development/production in sync with the Z series. Due to this being Samsung's first three-foldable phone, reports suggest that its initial production run may be limited to around 200,000 units to gauge market response.

Based on GSMA IMEI database information, the Samsung three-foldable phone may be unveiled in October 2025, but the specific launch date awaits official confirmation.

Samsung Galaxy S25 Edge: Delayed Launch, Eye-Catching Ultra-Thin Design

The latest developments regarding the highly anticipated Samsung Galaxy S25 Edge indicate a possible delay in the launch of this much-talked-about device. The initially projected release date has been pushed back by a month, now scheduled for May 13th. Notably, the launch event will also be scaled down to an online activity. It is understood that this delay is not due to phone quality issues but may be related to management changes within Samsung's DX division.

Based on currently available information, the Samsung Galaxy S25 Edge will be positioned as a high-end smartphone, with pricing expected to be between the Galaxy S25+ and Galaxy S25 Ultra. The 256GB version is expected to cost approximately 1.5 million Korean Won, equivalent to roughly 7500 RMB.

Recent leaked renders reveal that the phone will be available in three elegant titanium colors: Jet Black, Silver, and Icy Blue. The rear camera design also differs from previous models, featuring a vertically arranged dual-lens setup. Furthermore, according to a previously released hands-on video of a mock-up model, the Samsung Galaxy S25 Edge is noticeably thinner compared to the Galaxy S25 Ultra (8.2mm thick). The video shows a thickness of just 5.84mm, with a width potentially narrower than the Galaxy S25+, and a weight expected to be under 170 grams.

In terms of other specifications, the Samsung Galaxy S25 Edge is expected to feature a 6.7-inch Super AMOLED display with a resolution of 2400x1080, matching the specifications of the Galaxy S25+. The material of the frame is yet to be determined and could potentially be made of titanium or aluminum alloy.

Regarding the camera, the Samsung Galaxy S25 Edge will come equipped with a 200-megapixel main camera and a 12-megapixel ultra-wide-angle camera. Recent news indicates that a new Samsung phone with model number "SM-S937N" has been spotted in the GeekBench benchmark database. The device achieved a single-core score of 2969 and a multi-core score of 9486. The benchmark information reveals that the device is powered by the Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 for Galaxy chip and is equipped with 12GB of RAM and the Android 15 operating system.

In addition, a new Samsung phone with model number SM-S9370 has received Chinese 3C certification, supporting up to 25W wired fast charging and featuring a battery with a rated capacity of 3900mAh. Based on this information, it can be speculated that this is potentially the Chinese version of the Samsung Galaxy S25 Edge.

Aside from the ultra-thin Galaxy S25 Edge, sources are reporting that Samsung is conducting system testing on the Galaxy Z three-foldable screen phone and has released the corresponding One UI 7 beta firmware. Back at MWC 2025, Samsung showcased the Flex G and Flex S screen solutions. Among these, Flex G features a dual inward-folding design, while Flex S is similar to Huawei's three-foldable Mate X.

According to the latest leaks, Samsung's first three-foldable phone will most likely be named the Galaxy Z Fold and will utilize the Flex G dual inward-folding design, which is more durable than Flex S. Furthermore, the Samsung Galaxy G Fold is predicted to feature a 9.96-inch internal screen, almost 30% larger than the Z Fold 6's 7.6-inch display. The folded height will be approximately 6.54 inches (around 166.12mm), similar to standard smartphones.

In the battery department, the Samsung three-foldable phone currently has a recorded charging speed of around 23W, with a final typical value potentially reaching 25W. Currently, the Samsung Galaxy G Fold is being developed/produced in sync with the Z series. Because this is Samsung's first three-foldable phone, sources say that its initial production run may only be around 200,000 units to observe the market's reaction.

Based on information from the GSMA IMEI database, the Samsung three-foldable phone may be unveiled in October 2025, but the specific release date requires further confirmation from the official source.

Ultra-Thin Samsung Galaxy S25 Edge Launch Delayed, Three-Foldable Phone May Arrive

The latest news indicates that the release of Samsung's ultra-thin flagship phone, the Galaxy S25 Edge, will be delayed. The originally planned release date has been pushed back by a month, now finalized for May 13th, and the launch event will be scaled down to an online release. According to reports, the delay is not related to phone quality and is likely due to management changes in Samsung's DX division.

According to currently available information, the Galaxy S25 Edge will be positioned in the high-end market, with