The Galaxy S25 Edge is finally here. Samsung has officially lifted the curtain on its latest flagship and it’s available for pre-orders. Now, you might be wondering which cases are worth checking out for the Galaxy S25 Edge. Which ones strike the perfect balance between style and durability? What’s the best way to keep your Galaxy S25 Edge safe from drops and scratches? Here are some options.
Samsung Silicone Case for the Galaxy S25 Edge
The silicone case is a familiar option from Samsung. It keeps things simple with a soft-touch finish and a clean look. It doesn’t stand out much, but that’s the point. It’s not flashy, and it won’t win any style points, but it does the job if you want a no-fuss first-party case. It’s available in Black, Light Blue and Light Gray color options.
Samsung Kindsuit Case for the Galaxy S25 Edge
The Kindsuit case is a bit more refined. It has a firmer feel than the silicone option, with a slightly textured surface that adds some grip and visual appeal. It still doesn’t push the envelope design-wise, but it’s solid. Like most first-party options, it fits the phone perfectly and doesn’t get in the way. It’s available in Black, Light Blue, and Light Gray color options.
Samsung Clear case for the Galaxy S25 Edge
Samsung’s clear case is the most affordable option at $29.99. It’s basic and lightweight, and if you want to show off the phone’s design without much bulk, this is the way to go. Don’t expect heavy-duty protection here. The plastic can pick up scratches and fingerprints over time, which is common with clear cases, but for the price, it’s a decent pick.
dbrand Ghost Case 2.0 for the Galaxy S25 Edge
dbrand’s Ghost Case 2.0 keeps things simple and sharp. It’s only 1.88mm thick, so it doesn’t add much bulk, and the clear finish has a cleaner look than most plastic shells. Despite how thin it is, dbrand claims drop protection up to 12 feet, which is impressive.
Spigen Tough Armor AI (MagFit) for the Galaxy S25 Edge
Spigen says it’s backed by impact data, and while you can’t see that part, you do feel the extra padding and density around the corners. The kickstand is a nice bonus, not just for watching stuff but for getting a better grip at weird angles.
Spigen Ultra Hybrid Zero One (MagFit) for the Galaxy S25 Edge
This one’s more about showing off the internals — or at least pretending to. The Zero One has that teardown look printed on the back, which makes your Galaxy stand out without opening anything up. It’s still a hybrid case, so you’re getting drop protection along with that bold style. MagFit adds extra compatibility with accessories, which is a nice touch.
We’ll be adding more cases to the list as they become available. In the coming days, more case makers are likely to open orders for Galaxy S25 Edge accessories, so stay tuned. If you’re planning to buy the Galaxy S25 Edge, pre-orders are open now. Use our link to qualify for the Mystery Box, which includes a free premium phone case and other cool bonus stuff.
