Samsung Galaxy S25 Edge

List of Frequently Asked Questions

Is the Samsung Galaxy S25 Edge available in Zimbabwe?

Yes, it is available here on Mutape.com, per pre-order

Does the Galaxy S25 Edge support 5G in Zimbabwe?

Yes, the device supports both sub-6GHz and mmWave 5G bands, compatible with local 5G networks where available.

Does it come with a warranty in Zimbabwe?

Yes, official purchases usually include a 12-month Samsung Zimbabwe warranty.

Does it support wireless charging?

Yes, it supports fast wireless charging and reverse wireless charging for other devices.

Key Differences Between Samsung Galaxy S25 Edge and S25 Ultra

• Form factor and screen style – The S25 Edge has Samsung’s trademark curved-edge 6.6-inch AMOLED panel, while the S25 Ultra uses a slightly larger, flat 6.8-inch LTPO AMOLED display that reaches a higher QHD+ resolution and brighter peak brightness.
• S Pen support – Only the S25 Ultra houses a built-in S Pen for note-taking and sketching; the S25 Edge has no stylus support.
• Camera hardware – The Edge offers a capable 50 MP main sensor and standard ultrawide + macro lenses, whereas the Ultra upgrades to a 200 MP main sensor, dual telephoto lenses and up to 100× “Space Zoom,” making it the clear choice for photography enthusiasts.
• Zoom capability – S25 Edge tops out at roughly 10× digital zoom; S25 Ultra achieves 10× optical and 100× hybrid zoom for distant subjects.
• Chipset availability – Both models run the new Snapdragon 8 Gen 4, but the Edge may ship with an Exynos variant in some regions; the Ultra is Snapdragon-only worldwide for consistent flagship performance.
• RAM / storage ceilings – S25 Edge maxes out at 12 GB RAM and 512 GB storage, while S25 Ultra offers up to 16 GB RAM and 1 TB storage for heavy multitaskers and content creators.
• Extra hardware features – The Ultra adds Ultra-Wideband (UWB) for precise device-tracking and smart-tag support, alongside tougher materials (titanium frame) and a marginally more advanced cooling system.
• Price and positioning – In Zimbabwe, the S25 Edge is the “value flagship,” expected to land around US $950 equivalent, whereas the S25 Ultra commands a premium, likely US $1 300 +, in exchange for its pro-level camera system, S Pen, and higher-end build.
• Target user – Choose S25 Ultra if you need the best Samsung cameras, stylus productivity, and maximum storage. Pick S25 Edge if you want flagship speed, a sleek curved display, and a lower price without the S Pen extras.

 

The Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra is the more premium option in the S25 lineup, boasting a 200MP main camera, 100x Space Zoom, and built-in S Pen, making it ideal for power users, creatives, and professionals. Meanwhile, the Galaxy S25 Edge still offers a powerful flagship experience with its curved display and high-end performance but lacks the advanced camera hardware and stylus support. It’s a great option for users who want style, speed, and performance without stretching their budget too far. Both phones are excellent choices in Zimbabwe, but your decision may depend on whether you prioritize camera versatility and productivity (Ultra) or elegance and value (Edge).