The greatest ever Galaxy S25 Edge deal has just gotten even better, but not for long
One of Samsung's least popular and most underrated high-end phones in becoming harder and harder to turn down... for unprejudiced Android users.
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That's an undeniably impressive display, especially for the S25 Edge's newly reduced price. | Image by PhoneArena
Of course, there's no way to verify my theory now, but you can revisit our in-depth Galaxy S25 Edge review and consider a purchase at a lower-than-ever price of $569.99 today. That's down from a whopping $1,099.99, which is inexplicably still how much Samsung charges for the 5.8mm slim phone through the company's official US website with no trade-in involved or any other strings attached.
You don't have to jump through any hoops to save a mind-blowing 530 bucks at Woot either, and yes, you will get brand-new, unused, unopened, and undamaged units backed by a full 1-year manufacturer warranty at that new record low price of $569.99. The only teeny-tiny inconvenience is that your new phone will initially boot up with the US Cellular logo on the screen, but fret not, that doesn't mean you necessarily have to use it on that specific carrier.
Instead, you can activate it on Verizon, T-Mobile, AT&T, or any other operator you prefer, and if you don't think 256 gigs of internal storage space will be enough to satisfy your digital hoarding needs, you can opt for a 512GB variant at $669.99 (instead of its excessive $1,299.99 list price).
Whether you think it was necessary or not, you can't look at the Galaxy S25 Edge's profile with anything but admiration. | Image by PhoneArena
This phenomenal Woot deal is actually a continuation and an improvement of an offer ran by the same e-tailer last week, but if you're thinking of waiting for a potential second improvement, that doesn't sound like a very good idea to me. Not when the promotion is scheduled to go away on August 1. Of course, an extension or a later revival are always possible... but unlikely.
That's because the Galaxy S25 Edge is an objectively great phone for $569.99 and up, packing a blazing fast Snapdragon 8 Elite processor, sporting a gorgeous LTPO AMOLED 2X screen with 120Hz refresh rate technology, and borrowing the 200MP primary rear-facing camera from the Galaxy S25 Ultra. The 12MP secondary ultra-wide-angle lens, the lack of a tertiary imaging sensor, and especially the 3,900mAh battery are clearly... not ideal, but they're also not total dealbreakers at these massive new discounts.
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