Samsung's thinnest phone drops to just $570

Every so often, companies will go out on a limb and try something new. For Samsung, that was producing a super-thin phone with the Galaxy S25 Edge that nobody really asked for . That said, it's not a bad phone to own , especially if you can get it for a great price. And right now, we're seeing Woot drop the price down by quite a bit, knocking 48% off, bringing it down to just $570.

It's worth a try

Not everyone is going to gravitate towards the Galaxy S25 Edge. But the hardware is solid enough, and should be great for most people. You get a large 6.7-inch AMOLED screen with up to 120Hz refresh rate, along with a Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Elite chip that's paired with 12GB of RAM.

You get two choices when it comes to storage, with a 256GB or 512GB model. The former will come in at $570, while the latter will cost $670 with this Woot deal. Not bad at all considering that the original price was over $1,000. When it comes to the cameras, you get a 200MP main sensor, along with 12MP ultrawide.

Plus, Samsung provides seven years of Android updates for the phone, ensuring that it will last awhile and even get new features. The battery life should get most people through the day, but those constantly on their phone might need to recharge at some point since it has a 3,900mAh battery.

The charging speed tops out at 25W, with wireless coming in at 15W. For the most part, this isn't a bad phone. As stated before, it isn't going to be for everyone, but at this newly discounted price, we think it's a good one to go with.