The launch of the Samsung Galaxy S25 Edge smartphone, initially anticipated to be imminent, has reportedly been delayed, as indicated by a recent report; nevertheless, a retailer briefly listed the device on its website.

Earlier, it was reported that Samsung planned to unveil the Galaxy S25 Edge on April 15; however, this is no longer the case, as a recent report suggests that the company has postponed the launch to May or June.

Samsung has not yet issued an official statement regarding the device’s launch date and availability; meanwhile, a retailer has prematurely listed the device for sale on its website.

A tipster, @chunvn8888, on X, shared a post revealing that a Vietnamese retailer, MWG, had listed the upcoming Galaxy S25 Edge on its website before the official announcement. Although the listing was later removed, the tipster shared images indicating that the device will be available with 12GB RAM coupled with 256GB and 512GB storage options.

According to the now-deleted listing, the phone will be available in silver, black, and blue color options. Previously, it was reported that MWG would exclusively sell the Galaxy S25 Edge in Vietnam, and the device has now been accidentally listed on MWG’s webpage.

However, official details regarding the launch have yet to be revealed, making it interesting to see whether the device will launch on April 15 or be postponed to May or June.

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