An unexpected revelation has emerged regarding the pricing details of Samsung’s anticipated Galaxy S25 Edge models. As excitement builds for its scheduled May 13 launch, a promotional page on Samsung Canada’s website inadvertently disclosed pricing information for this sleek smartphone. Although swiftly removed, the leaked data offers a glimpse into what consumers might expect from this flagship device.

The discovery was made within an unlikely section of the site's terms and conditions while promoting discounts on another product, the Galaxy Tab S10 FE. Thanks to tech journalist Roland Quandt, who shared a screenshot on Bluesky, we now have insight into the potential cost of the new model. The Canadian prices indicate that the Galaxy S25 Edge will carry a premium price tag, comparable to its Ultra counterpart. Specifically, the 256GB version is priced at CAD $1,678, whereas the 512GB option comes in at CAD $1,858, translating to approximately USD $1,209 and $1,339 respectively when converted.

This pricing strategy underscores Samsung's commitment to delivering high-end technology with minimalist design, albeit at a considerable cost. While there remains a slight possibility of these figures being erroneous, given the proximity to the official release date, it seems plausible that these numbers accurately reflect the intended market value. Furthermore, earlier speculations aligning the Galaxy S25 Edge between the Plus and Ultra variants make this leaked information credible. Such transparency, albeit accidental, fosters trust and anticipation among tech enthusiasts awaiting the arrival of Samsung's latest innovation.