Samsung’s Galaxy S25 Edge may debut in these three colorways

In an unsurprising move, Samsung teased its thinnest flagship — the Galaxy S25 Edge — alongside the Galaxy S25 trio at its Unpacked event in January this year. While the phone is still weeks away from its official unveiling, leaks have revealed plenty about it, including its price and basic specifications. In line with that, a new leak hints at the phone’s color options you can expect on the launch day.

Reliable Samsung leaker Max Jambor shared three wallpapers allegedly belonging to the Galaxy S25 Edge. As seen in the tweet below, the wallpapers come in shades of black, silver, and light blue. While these aren’t direct indicators of the phone’s colors, Samsung often coordinates its wallpapers with device hues, making these a solid clue for what’s to come.

UPDATE: In a report for WinFuture, Jambor has now shared full renders of the Galaxy S25 Edge colorways. Those are embedded below, but all credit belongs to WinFuture and Max Jambor:

Source: WinFuture

Having said that, Samsung doesn’t always match wallpapers exactly to body colors — we saw that with the Galaxy S25’s stock wallpapers. Taking this pattern into consideration, our educated guess would be that the Galaxy S25 Edge may arrive in black, white, and deep navy blue colors, with the last one being similar to the standard Galaxy S25. This aligns with previous leaks suggesting Titanium Icy Blue, Titanium Jet Black, and Titanium Silver — matching the Galaxy S25 Ultra’s premium titanium build.

For those interested, Max shared the black wallpaper for you to download and use on your home screen already, though its quality isn’t the best. (UPDATE: High-quality wallpaper downloads are now available.)

Galaxy S25 Edge may launch in mid-April

Samsung hasn’t officially confirmed a launch date, but leaks point to an April 16 debut, with sales starting sometime in May. As a limited-edition device, only 40,000 units are expected (at least initially), adding to its exclusivity. A more recent report suggests a starting price of $1,300, matching the Ultra model, making it more of a premium purchase, with the 512GB model costing even more, though the jury is still out on the final price tag.

The Galaxy S25 Edge is also rumored to have the same display size as the Galaxy S25 Plus but weigh as little as the vanilla Galaxy S25, thanks to its razor-thin 5.84mm design — its standout feature. Despite its slim profile, Samsung is expected to include a respectable 3,900mAh battery and power it with the top-tier Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 Elite chipset, giving tough competition to some of the best Samsung phones launched this year.