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Samsung Galaxy S25 Edge
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The Samsung Galaxy S25 Edge is Samsung's 2025 take on an ultra-thin flagship, built to prove a titanium-framed phone can stay this slim without giving up a top-tier chipset or a large display. It shipped as SM-S937U (carrier-locked, sold through AT&T, T-Mobile, and Verizon) and SM-S937U1 (factory unlocked). It was aimed at buyers who wanted the newest Samsung silicon in a lighter, thinner body and were willing to trade a telephoto lens for that profile. Because it launched at the top of Samsung's lineup and carries premium materials throughout, resale demand holds up well even after a generation or two. Pick your carrier, storage, and condition in the picker above for a live cash offer, or see how the process works before you commit. If you decide selling is the right move, you can sell your smartphone here in a few steps.
Confirm you have the Galaxy S25 Edge
Open Settings → About phone → Model number. Samsung prints the exact model string there, and it is the fastest way to confirm both the device and its carrier lock status before you request a quote.
SM-S937U
- Carrier variant sold through AT&T, T-Mobile, and Verizon
- Bootloader is carrier-locked even if the phone is now used unlocked
- Check the SIM tray or carrier billing to confirm the original network
SM-S937U1
- Factory unlocked variant, sold direct or through retail
- Works across supported US networks without a carrier unlock request
- Typically supports dual SIM with a physical card plus eSIM
Prefer a visual check? The S25 Edge is noticeably thinner than any other Galaxy S25 model, with a titanium frame and a rear camera bump housing only two lenses. If you see three or four rear lenses, you have a different S25 variant, not the Edge.
Core hardware
Processor
- Snapdragon 8 Elite for Galaxy
- Same silicon tier used across the S25 lineup
Memory (RAM)
- 12GB, fixed configuration, not user-upgradable
Storage
- 256GB or 512GB, UFS storage
- No microSD expansion
- 512GB units generally return a stronger offer since Samsung sold fewer of them
Cameras
- 200MP wide rear sensor
- 12MP ultrawide rear sensor
- No telephoto lens, a deliberate trade-off for the thin body
- 12MP front-facing camera
Display & audio
6.7-inch Dynamic AMOLED 2X panel with adaptive refresh up to 120Hz and Corning Gorilla Armor 2 protection on the front glass.
Stereo speakers tuned with AKG, no 3.5mm headphone jack. Audio routes through USB-C or Bluetooth.
Under-display ultrasonic fingerprint sensor plus face recognition for unlocking and payment authentication.
Ports & connectivity
The Edge keeps the port layout simple, which is part of how Samsung got the chassis this thin.
- USB-C for charging and data
- No headphone jack
- 5G (sub-6GHz, mmWave on supported carrier models)
- Wi-Fi 7
- Bluetooth
- NFC for contactless payment
- Ultra Wideband (UWB)
Titanium frame IP68 rated 5G Wi-Fi 7 UWB Qi2 wireless charging One UI 7
Battery, build & more
The battery is sized to fit the thin chassis and supports both wired and Qi2 wireless charging. Expect the pack to be smaller relative to screen size than a standard S25, which is the main compromise of the design.
Titanium frame construction keeps the phone unusually thin and light for a 6.7-inch device, one of the thinnest Galaxy S models Samsung has released.
Ships with One UI 7 on Android, with Samsung's usual multi-year commitment to OS and security updates for its S-series flagships.
Market positioning sits at the top of Samsung's lineup, priced as a design-focused flagship above the standard S25 and S25+.
The best-documented trade-off of the Edge is the missing telephoto lens and the smaller battery capacity that comes with such a thin body. Neither is a defect, both are design decisions worth knowing before you sell or buy used.