Common Samsung S25 Edge Battery Myths Debunked – Power Saving Tips

Samsung is pulling out all the stops with the S25 Edge’s battery performance. Before we rush to judgment like last time, let’s take a rational look at what’s really going on under the hood.

First up: energy density. The S25 Edge pushes boundaries even further, boasting an impressive 758Wh/L compared to the S25 Ultra’s already remarkable 727Wh/L. This clearly shows Samsung is squeezing every last drop of performance from traditional lithium-ion technology rather than taking shortcuts with silicon-carbon alternatives.

But what if Samsung did switch to silicon-carbon anode batteries? Let’s imagine that scenario. Taking cues from the OPPO Find N5 foldable (which maxes out at 810Wh/L), the S25 Edge would only gain about 270mAh – jumping from 3900mAh to 4170mAh. That’s hardly a game-changing improvement for all the technical headaches it would bring.

Considering Samsung’s past battery challenges, would you gamble on such marginal gains? Honestly, neither would we.

The truth is, ultra-thin phone batteries are pushing against the limits of current technology. This isn’t about Samsung cutting corners – they’re genuinely giving it their all within what’s physically possible today.