While Samsung launched the Galaxy S25 series at the start of the year, since then, the attention has moved away from the company’s flagship lineup to the Galaxy S25 edge, which is said to be an ultra-thin model and a direct competitor of the iPhone 17 Air and is aimed at users that look for a blend of performance and aesthetics. The launch window of the new model was expected to be sometime in April 2025, but there might be a slight delay due to what was initially rumored to be technical challenges but is now said to be part of a launch strategy. The rumor mill has been churning for quite some time now about the S25 Edge, and now a listing with the European pricing details of the Galaxy S25 Edge has been spotted briefly before being removed.
Galaxy S25 Edge pricing details appeared in an Italian retailer listing but have now been deleted
Samsung’s Galaxy S25 Edge has been creating quite the buzz for a while with its sleek and ultra-thin form factor, and while the model was expected to debut in April 2025, it has been pushed back due to a changing launch strategy. Several leaks, however, have given away quite a few specifications of the upcoming device, and now a recent pricing leak suggests that the tech giant might be pushing for not just a premium design but a similar pricing and positioning as well.
A listing on the Italian retailer Zennetti’s website has been recently removed, and the European pricing details for the upcoming Galaxy S25 Edge have been given away. As per the now removed page, the base model is expected to be priced at €1,362, which is approximately $1,498 USD. The 512GB variant was listed to be €1,488, which would roughly translate to $1,636 USD.
Previous speculations regarding the European pricing of the Galaxy S25 Edge were lower than the one suggested now by the listing, as for the 256GB version, it was expected to sit between €1,249 to €1,259, and for the 512GB version to be somewhere between €1,369 to €1,379. If the current leak stands true, Samsung seems to be positioning the Galaxy S25 Edge above the S25 Plus and keeping the prices higher than those of its mid-range devices. It could be the most highly priced device in the lineup, making it a premium option in terms of design and pricing.
The pricing details leaked now are also backed up by another Italian retailer, Epto, which could potentially point towards a higher pricing positioning for the device. The Galaxy S25 Edge is expected to come in Titanium Jetblack, Titanium Icyblue, and Titanium Silver and is said to be a direct competitor to Apple’s iPhone 17 Air.
