Samsung fans, get ready! The tech giant is gearing up to unveil its highly anticipated Galaxy S25 Edge, with an official announcement set for April 16 in South Korea and April 15 in other regions.

As excitement builds, we have the latest scoop on pricing straight from South Korea.

According to sources, the Galaxy S25 Edge is expected to kick off at approximately KRW 1,500,000 (around $1,030) for the 256GB model. For those needing more storage, the 512GB variant is rumored to retail at KRW 1,630,000 (approximately $1,120). Interestingly, Samsung appears to be skipping the 1TB option, focusing instead on these two sizable trims.

If you’re wondering how this stacks up against its siblings, the S25 Edge is positioned right between the S25+, which starts at KRW 1,353,000 ($930), and the flagship S25 Ultra, priced from KRW 1,698,400 ($1,167). With such competitive pricing, the S25 Edge promises to offer a fantastic balance of features and affordability.

Additionally, Samsung plans to launch a limited batch of just 40,000 units when the device officially hits the shelves in May, with production expected to increase rapidly thereafter.

This limited initial supply could create a buzz among early adopters, so be ready to act fast if you want to snag one!

In an era where smartphone competition is fiercer than ever, the Galaxy S25 Edge attempts to carve its niche with premium specs and appealing prices.

Will this be the flagship model that finally surpasses its predecessors? Keep your eyes peeled for the official launch, and stay ahead of the curve!