Samsung has only teased the Galaxy S25 Edge so far A new rumor suggests it'll have a ceramic back The material would add extra durability to the phone The Samsung Galaxy S25 phones are all now out and available to buy,

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Not much is known about the Galaxy S25 Edge, which Samsung teased back in January. A new report shares that the phone could make use of ceramic materials that will provide better durability. Samsung could also share more news about the phone during Mobile World Congress in March.

When you trade in your old phone with T-Mobile, you'll get it for free. New and existing customers can swap an old device in any condition for a new Galaxy S25+ for free, or use the credit for up to $1,000 off other models like the top-of-the-line Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra (delivered as 24 monthly credits on your bill).

Samsung's confirmed slim phone, the Galaxy S25 Edge, is rumored to get a back made of stronger and lighter material instead of glass.

Samsung's extra-thin Galaxy S25 Edge is coming soon, but how will it be so slender? A new report points to the use of ceramic materials.

The Samsung Galaxy S25 Edge will be made out of ceramic and aluminum. We already knew about the aluminum part, but the ceramic info is new. It comes from SamMobile. The source claims that Samsung will utilize ceramic “for better durability”.

According to a new report, Samsung plans to use some ceramic materials in the Galaxy S25 Edge, though it’s not entirely clear what form that may take. The Galaxy S25 Edge was announced at the end of Samsung’s Unpacked event last month,