Samsung’s highly anticipated Galaxy S25 series event is just around the corner, scheduled for Wednesday. However, a historically trusted source has revealed that the Galaxy S25 Slim may not be available in the US. Instead, it may be limited to 39 markets worldwide. The list of potential markets includes countries such as Australia, Austria, Brazil, Egypt, France, India, and many others.
Rumors surrounding the Galaxy S25 Slim have been circulating for months, with some speculating that its slim design might not make an appearance for everyone eager to get their hands on it. According to the source, the Galaxy S25 Slim is expected to have a thickness of 6.4mm, positioning itself between the regular Galaxy S25 models and the Ultra series in terms of pricing and marketing.
Despite this, fans may be disappointed that the Galaxy S25 Slim does not seem as slimmer as initially thought, especially when compared to rival devices like the iPhone 17 Air. However, Samsung might still surprise us with innovative features, such as silicon carbon batteries, which could make up for the phone’s slim profile.
The Galaxy S25 series event will take place on Wednesday, and although it seems unlikely that the Slim Galaxy will be mentioned, a teaser might still appear. For those living in one of the listed countries, the news is certainly worth celebrating.
Source: https://www.phonearena.com/news/exclusive-the-galaxy-s25-slim-may-land-only-in-these-locations_id166780