Samsung is actively working on launching a new flagship smartphone; GalaxyS25 Edge, but the exact launch date is getting enough controversies among fans.
Samsung has already given a sneak peek at the Galaxy S25 Edge earlier this year at the Unpacked event, which just revealed the ultra-slim design of the device and the newly arranged dual-camera setup. Apart from this, the company has yet to reveal anything official regarding the launch date.
Meanwhile, multiple leaks and reports have revealed several dates for the launch. Previously, it was reported that Samsung would launch the Galaxy S25 Edge smartphone on April 15, but this is not the case anymore, since a few days later it was claimed that the device will be launched on May 13.
Now, a new report from a reliable tispter, Ice Universe (via TarunVats), revealed that Samsung will debut the Galaxy S25 Edge at the end of May. Apart from the launch, the tipter also mentioned the eligible regions where the device will be available first: South Korea and China.
Recently, the device has also made its appearance on the One UI 7 test server, which hints that the device could run Android 15 out of the box. However, there’s still no official word regarding this report yet, so it will be interesting to see whether the device will be announced at the end of May.
