With Samsung choosing to stay mum on the Galaxy S25 Edge after providing the media a hands-off look at the device at both CES and MWC, the rumor mill has been stepping in to quench our thirst for more information. A new report published by Android Headlines sheds light on the Galaxy S25 Edge's color options and other details, such as pricing, for Europe.
Samsung will reportedly sell the phone in Titanium Icyblue, Titanium Silver, and Titanium Jetblack in Europe. The color names suggest the phone will have a titanium frame instead of an aluminum frame as previously revealed by SamMobile's sources. We were also told that the phone will have a ceramic back, but nothing of the sort is mentioned in the Android Headlines report.
A titanium frame and a ceramic back will certainly be welcome considering the rumored price tag. The S25 Edge could cost somewhere between €1,200 and €1,300 for the 256GB storage variant and between €1,300 and €1,400 for the 512GB variant, which is a lot for a device with just two rear cameras and, from the looks of it, nothing truly unique to offer except for the uber-thin build.
Pricing will no doubt vary by market and region, and and stateside customers may get the best deal. A recent rumor claimed the S25 Edge will be priced similar to the Galaxy S25+, which starts at $999, in the US.
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