Samsung teased the Galaxy S25 Edge at its recent Unpacked event, but the company didn’t offer many details about the device. Fortunately, a new listing in China’s 3C database has confirmed one important feature of the upcoming smartphone—its charging speed. According to the listing, the Galaxy S25 Edge (model SM-S9370) will support a maximum charging speed of 25W, which is on par with the smaller Galaxy S25. However, this charging speed is notably slower than the S25+ and S25 Ultra, both of which support faster 45W charging speeds.
While the 3C listing has confirmed the charging speed, details about the battery capacity are still not official. However, rumors suggest the device could feature a battery in the range of 3,000-4,000 mAh, which would align with the typical battery sizes found in Samsung’s recent devices. As for the launch, the Galaxy S25 Edge is expected to arrive in April 2025, though it is likely to be released in a limited number of markets at first.
In terms of specifications, the Galaxy S25 Edge is expected to offer a 6.6-inch AMOLED display with FHD+ resolution and 120Hz refresh rate. The phone will be powered by the Snapdragon 8 Elite for Galaxy chip, ensuring strong performance. On the camera front, the S25 Edge will reportedly feature a 200MP primary camera along with a 50MP secondary camera, providing high-quality photography capabilities.
Overall, the Galaxy S25 Edge looks to be an exciting addition to Samsung’s lineup, offering a high-end display, powerful chip, and impressive camera setup, though users will have to wait until April for a full release. The charging speed, while lower than other S25 models, remains competitive within its segment.
