S25 edge

[Easty]

Anyone bothering with this phone?

[facu1ty]

Let's hope I am wrong, mate. I'm just saying what I've been reading of late. Here's another piccie saying manufactured not with one core less, but a defective core. Only pointing out what I see pal..

[johnz237]

Absolutely! Until we can get one physically on hand to test- It would be a little disappointing.

[Glenntech]

Was looking at getting one.
But the trade in price fir the Z Fold 5 is way under value.
If it could have a decent trade in, plus a couple of vouchers

But I have the S25 Ultra and so im not that eager to get it.
Maybe later on when better deals start coming out

[facu1ty]

Tbh, I'm definitely interested. But I've actually been more interested in the plus variant for some time. The plus looks better. Better battery and 45watt charging. It's cheaper as well. I'm sure the point and shoot will work well on the edge, but I've never been sold on the 200mp cameras. And that 3900mah battery over time will be heartbreaking, I'm sure lol.. I'm using the S23 ultra. Absolutely worship it, but can't stand the weight and fatigued hands much longer. Deep down my guts telling me it's the plus for me. This is my very first ultra device. Was always put off by how heavy they are. Wish the plus came with a 6.8 or 6.9 screen. I'd grab it in a heartbeat. But 6.7 is still really nice.

[Moiramon]

I've read a couple of reviews saying it as one less core than the standard Snapdragon 8 elite. On top of that the battery is too small and although it's got a 200mp camera the sensor size is smaller than the 200mp camera on the ultra and no telephoto lens. To me it's just a gimmick and will appeal to some as a fashionable phone.

[The_Edge]

Yes, I'm the target market, don't care about battery or telephoto, just want a lovely light thin phone

[Easty]

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