Samsung Galaxy S25 Edge is launching on May 13

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Samsung Galaxy S25 Edge is launching on May 13, 2025.

Specifications
📱 6.6" QHD+ Dynamic AMOLED 2X display, 120Hz refresh rate, Corning Gorilla glass ceramic 2 protection,
🔳 Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Elite
LPDDR5x RAM & UFS 4.0 storage
🍭 Android 15 One UI 7
📸 200MP main OIS+ 12MP rear camera
🤳 12MP front camera
🔋 3900mAh battery
⚡ 25 watt wired charging
- Ultrasonic In-display fingerprint scanner
- Bluetooth version 5.4
📶 WiFi 7, 6, 5
🤽‍♀️ IP68 rating
- Corning Gorilla glass victus 2 on back
🔊 Dual stereo speakers
- 5.85mm thickness
- 163 gram weight

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