Samsung Galaxy S25 Edge Camera Specs Revealed: 200MP Main Sensor Confirmed Ahead of Launch

Samsung’s upcoming Galaxy S25 Edge is shaping up to be a strong mid-premium contender as fresh leaks have confirmed its complete rear camera setup. Following the revelation of its selfie camera sensor earlier this week, reliable sources have now detailed the main and ultrawide cameras on the device—offering a clearer picture of its photography capabilities ahead of its anticipated May launch.

200MP Main Camera Brings Flagship Power

According to insider reports, the Galaxy S25 Edge will feature the same 200MP primary sensor found in the flagship Galaxy S25 Ultra. This sensor is of the 1/1.3” type and is expected to deliver excellent imaging performance, particularly in daylight and high-resolution modes. The absence of a telephoto lens may be noticeable, but the sensor’s high resolution allows for lossless 2x zoom, providing adequate versatility for most users.

The inclusion of this flagship-grade sensor in a slimmer form factor highlights Samsung’s continued push to deliver high-end performance in its Edge lineup without compromising on design.

12MP Ultrawide Matches Galaxy S25 and S25+

The ultrawide camera on the Galaxy S25 Edge is a 12MP unit using a 1/2.55” sensor—identical to those on the Galaxy S25 and Galaxy S25+. While it lacks the more advanced 50MP ultrawide sensor from the Ultra model, this 12MP unit is a proven performer in previous Samsung devices, offering a broad field of view and consistent color accuracy.

The selfie camera, previously reported, is based on the S5K3LU sensor with a 1/3.2” size, further confirming Samsung’s focus on balancing performance and cost across the Galaxy S25 lineup.

Galaxy S25 Edge: Launch Timeline and Availability

The Galaxy S25 Edge is rumored to be officially unveiled on May 13, with an initial rollout in South Korea and China beginning May 23. The global release, including the US, is expected to follow on May 30.

With its sleek design, powerful 200MP camera, and competitive pricing expected, the Galaxy S25 Edge is poised to attract consumers who want a premium experience without the bulk of the Ultra model.