Last week, Samsung introduced the Galaxy S25 Edge, marking its fourth flagship phone release this year. Positioned as the most striking model in the S25 lineup, the Galaxy S25 Edge has surprisingly failed to capture the public's attention.

On the surface, the Galaxy S25 Edge shares many similarities with the Galaxy S25 . Both devices boast identical displays, processors, RAM, and storage options. However, the Edge stands out with its slim 5.8mm profile, compared to the S25 's 7.3mm. This slim design comes at a cost, though, as the Edge features fewer cameras, a smaller battery, slower charging capabilities, and a $100 higher price tag. The response from consumers has been less than enthusiastic.

Juan Carlos Bagnell, a tech commentator on Bluesky, highlighted the low search interest in the Galaxy S25 Edge. Despite a brief surge on the day of its announcement, interest quickly waned, never surpassing that of the three-month-old iPhone 16e. Bagnell remarked on the lack of creativity in the Edge, suggesting that even trashing it wouldn't generate much interest.

It's disheartening to see the Galaxy S25 Edge lacking such originality that it wouldn't even be entertaining to critique it. The interest is so low that if I were to buy a phone just to criticize it, I'd still get more attention with an iPhone 16e today. — Juan Carlos Bagnell (@somegadgetguy.com) 2025-05-19T21:20:18.168Z

A Google Trends comparison between the Galaxy S25 Edge and the upcoming Pixel 10 further illustrates this trend. While the Edge saw an initial spike, interest in the yet-to-be-announced Pixel 10, expected in three months, now surpasses it.

The situation is even more dire when compared to another niche device, the folding Moto Razr 2025.

Our own data at How-To Geek reflects this sentiment. The announcement article for the Moto Razr 2025 received seven times the views of our Galaxy S25 Edge announcement, indicating that the Edge has not successfully captured headlines.

The lack of interest and excitement for the Galaxy S25 Edge can be attributed to several factors, according to Reddit communities. Many view it as a cash grab, aiming to beat Apple's rumored iPhone Air to the market. Consumers are reluctant to trade battery life for a thinner design. Additionally, the Edge's price is nearly as high as the feature-rich Galaxy S25 Ultra, leading to dissatisfaction. The slim profile itself fails to impress many.

Despite these challenges, rumors suggest Samsung might replace the Galaxy S26 with an Edge model next year. The "Plus" models reportedly underperform in sales, which could explain the Edge's existence. As we await further developments, it appears Samsung's latest attempt at a sleek variant has been met with lukewarm reception.

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