Samsung’s Thinnest Phone Just Got a Huge Discount, Save $490

Samsung’s sleek Galaxy S25 Edge just dropped to its lowest price yet, making this ultra thin flagship more tempting than ever. If you’ve been eyeing a premium upgrade, now’s your chance to save big. Here’s what makes it worth considering.

Samsung’s thinnest smartphone, the Galaxy S25 Edge, is back at its lowest price ahead of the Black Friday and Cyber Monday sales. The ultra slim device is currently priced at $729 for the 512 GB base model. That’s a 40 percent discount, saving you $490 off its usual $1,219 price. This deal applies to the Titanium Jetblack variant, while the Titanium Icyblue is listed at $899.

If you don’t need the larger storage, the 256 GB option in Titanium Silver is also heavily discounted. It currently retails at $689, down from $1,099. That’s a solid $410 in savings.

Why Buy the Samsung Galaxy S25 Edge

The Galaxy S25 Edge (review) launched a few months after the standard Galaxy S25 and S25 Ultra series. It is Samsung’s first attempt at an ultra thin form factor. While it was initially priced close to the Ultra, this sale brings it down to a premium midrange level. That makes it more accessible for those upgrading to a flagship device.

With its slim profile, the Galaxy S25 Edge measures just 5.88 millimeters and weighs only 163 grams, or 5.75 ounces. It is easy to handle with one hand and feels great in use. Despite its thinness, it remains durable thanks to a titanium frame, IP68 water and dust resistance, and Gorilla Glass Ceramic 2 protection.

To maintain its slim design, the rear camera setup omits a dedicated telephoto lens. However, the 200 megapixel main sensor is versatile enough to handle zoom shots with minimal detail loss and supports 8K video recording. A 12 megapixel ultrawide camera is also included for capturing scenic landscapes.

Under the hood, it is powered by the Snapdragon 8 Elite SoC, the same chip found in the thicker Galaxy S25 models. Performance is snappy and smooth, even during demanding tasks and on device processing.

The 3900 milliamp hour battery is smaller than its siblings, but Samsung’s software optimization keeps battery life only slightly shorter than the Galaxy S25 and Galaxy S25 Plus. It also supports fast charging at 25 watts and wireless charging at 15 watts.

Of course, ultra thin designs come with tradeoffs. But if you are willing to accept those, the Galaxy S25 Edge is a fantastic flagship, especially at this price. Would you consider picking one up today? Let us know in the comments.