Samsung took a giant leap of faith with the Galaxy S25 Edge, a flagship smartphone that was ready to compromise on some core specifications in the pursuit of a thin and light body. The Korean company one-upped Apple before it could launch the iPhone Air, and even several other Android OEMs before they could jump onto the thin-and-light bandwagon. However, it’s no surprise that the Galaxy S25 Edge isn’t selling well, and the latest report out of South Korea indicates that Samsung has already canceled its successor, the Galaxy S26 Edge.
According to a report from South Korea’s Newspim (via Jukanlosreve on X), Samsung has decided to discontinue the “Edge” series barely five months after its launch. The report states that the main reason for this decision is the significantly lower-than-expected sales. There won’t be a Galaxy S26 Edge after all, and Samsung’s flagship lineup will sport the same three models as before: the Galaxy S26 (likely renamed as Galaxy S26 Pro), the Galaxy S26 Plus, and the Galaxy S26 Ultra.