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New Samsung Smartphone Arrives In Brazil With Only 5.8 Mm Thin, Titanium Design, 200 MP Cameras, And High Price In Pre-Sale
The Samsung Galaxy S25 Edge was officially presented in Brazil as the thinnest phone ever launched by the brand. With only 5.8 mm thickness and a titanium body, the model stands out for its bold design, premium finish, and powerful cameras — but also for its steep price.
Despite its innovative look, the Galaxy S25 Edge replicates much of the technical specs of the traditional Galaxy S25, featuring a 6.7″ AMOLED display, Snapdragon 8 Elite processor, 12 GB of RAM, and up to 512 GB of storage. The promise is to deliver the same performance as the more robust models in the lineup, but with a focus on lightweight, mobility, and elegance.
Slim Titanium Design, But With Questionable Grip
The main highlight of the Samsung Galaxy S25 Edge is its ultra-thin design, with only 5.8 mm thickness and a titanium body. The device weighs 163 grams, the same as the traditional Galaxy S25, and features Gorilla Glass Victus 2 protection and IP68 certification against water and dust. Despite the premium finish, ergonomics is a controversial point — the model may feel uncomfortable during daily use, according to initial impressions.
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Even with this reduced thickness, the Edge maintains features such as an under-display fingerprint reader and reinforced finish to withstand drops and scratches. The device is available in Brazil in Titanium Silver, Titanium Ice Blue, and Titanium Jet Black colors. The Samsung logo appears discreetly, in low relief, reinforcing the sober and sophisticated look.
Bright Display And 200 MP Main Camera
The Galaxy S25 Edge features a Dynamic AMOLED 2X display of 6.7″, with Quad HD+ resolution, a refresh rate of 120 Hz, and a maximum brightness of 2,600 nits. The display impresses with its contrast, sharpness, and fluidity, even under bright lighting. The fingerprint sensor is integrated under the glass.
In terms of cameras, the highlight is the main lens with 200 megapixels and f/1.7 aperture, delivering high-definition images with 2x optical zoom. There is also a 12 MP ultrawide lens and a 12 MP front camera, capable of recording 4K videos at 60 fps. The setup allows for captures with a high level of detail, including in low-light environments thanks to Nightography mode.
Flagship Performance And AI Integration
Internally, the Galaxy S25 Edge features the same Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 For Galaxy chip present in the Ultra model, along with 12 GB of RAM and versions with 256 or 512 GB of storage. The phone is compatible with all of Samsung’s AI tools (Galaxy AI) and Google’s (Gemini AI), including real-time translation, automatic transcription, AI photo editing, and image search.
The overall performance is comparable to the brand’s flagship models, with smooth multitasking and excellent gaming performance. Even with the thinner body, the Edge manages to maintain acceptable thermal efficiency and good performance stability, according to preliminary tests published on YouTube.
3,900 Mah Battery And Wireless Charging
The S25 Edge’s battery has a capacity of 3,900 mAh, slightly below the 4,000 mAh of the traditional version. According to endurance tests released by specialized creators, the screen time is around 12 hours and 30 minutes, ensuring a whole day of moderate use. The model supports 25 W fast charging with a cable and wireless charging with PowerShare functionality.
In the national model’s box, Samsung includes the 25 W charger and USB-C cable. In the imported versions, the adapter may not be included. The presence of reverse wireless charging, which allows users to charge earbuds or smartwatches, is an important differentiator for those who use multiple gadgets daily.
High Price In Pre-Sale And Warning Of Price Drop
The Samsung Galaxy S25 Edge was launched in Brazil on May 21, 2025, with prices above the Ultra version, which received criticism from the community. On Samsung’s official website, the 512 GB version costs the same as the 256 GB version during certain promotions, but the price remains high.
Websites like those of creator Mateus Kays offer price alert tools that notify by email when the phone reaches more accessible prices at stores like Amazon, Magazine Luiza, or Mercado Livre. The expectation is that the price will drop in the coming months, making the Edge a more attractive option for those seeking style and performance in an ultra-thin body.
Is It Worth Buying The Galaxy S25 Edge?
The Samsung Galaxy S25 Edge is a unique device in the current market. It features a premium design, refined construction, powerful cameras, and top-notch performance — all in a body thinner than two fingers together. However, the high debut price and unconventional ergonomics raise questions about the real benefit of the reduced thickness.
For those who value aesthetics, lightness, and cutting-edge technology, the Edge may be a great choice — provided the price drops. On the other hand, those who prioritize cost-effectiveness should wait for promotions or consider the traditional Galaxy S25, which offers almost the same performance for less.
So, do you think it’s worth paying more for an ultra-thin phone like the Galaxy S25 Edge? Share your opinion in the comments!
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