The Samsung Galaxy S25 Edge is not selling well, insiders say | Infinium-tech

Samsung used the Galaxy S25 age – light, thin flagship can change the course of the design of Galaxy. But it seems that Samsung has declared the market wrong and the interiors are reporting disappointing sales for the edge.

Internal sources say that good sales are expected to be good during the first three months of the availability of new phones. The Galaxy S25 Edge, which was launched only in late May, has sold fewer units than expected and Samsung has reportedly reduced the production goals for it.

It was discussed that the next year Edge Galaxy would replace Plus in the S26 series. Plus has historically been the weakest seller of trio – we saw it this year, last year and earlier as well.

We can understand why Samsung would like to shake things and find a better-dying model, but the edge is not-not at least this generation. It is not yet clear whether Samsung will change the course for 2026 or whether it will give another shot to the edge design.

Before that decision, the company will have to deal with its foldable line-up. Talking to Insiders Alec Claims that Samsung will load the production of Galaxy Z7 foldables for the US market-it will build 600,000 units this month, which is from the original plan of 400,000 units. This is to overtake the tariff that will affect the price of units sold in the US.

It will eat production numbers for the global market, at least for this month – production will gradually increase in July. The original plan was to manufacture 1.34 million foldables, of which 630,000 would have been Galaxy Z fold 7 units.

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