The Samsung Galaxy S25 Edge has experienced disappointing sales, falling short of the company’s expectations. Although the device was released only recently, reports suggest that enthusiasm for the phone is lukewarm. According to sources cited by SamMobile, the phone has not garnered the anticipated sales figures since becoming available for pre-order in mid-May, and officially launching last week. One noticeable indication of the phone’s lackluster performance is Samsung’s unusual silence regarding sales figures in South Korea.

Traditionally, the company celebrates strong sales numbers, especially for its Galaxy S25 series. However, this time around, they have not made any announcements, which may imply that the sales are below record-breaking levels, although it does not definitively confirm weakness in the market. To stimulate interest, Samsung has introduced various incentives for buyers. In the United States, customers can benefit from significant discounts on accessories like smartwatches and rings.

Meanwhile, in the UK, a complimentary Galaxy Tab A9+ is being offered. These promotions may suggest that the company is trying to bolster sales figures amid signs of a sluggish market response. It is also likely that Samsung will refrain from releasing specific sales numbers at this juncture. If sales are lackluster, it may be attributed to the Galaxy S25 Edge’s relatively small battery capacity.

Although the phone boasts an ultra-slim profile, the battery size is quite small compared to competitors. For instance, the Galaxy S25 Edge features a 3,900mAh battery with a 6.7-inch display, while the standard Galaxy S25 has a slightly larger 4,000mAh battery for its 6.2-inch screen. This minimal battery size could be contributing to potential customers’ reluctance to purchase the latest high-end device.