Verizon opens Galaxy S25 Edge pre-orders today with good incentives

Verizon is the largest mobile carrier in the United States, and many of its subscribers would be interested in Samsung's newest smartphone, the Galaxy S25 Edge. The carrier has confirmed pricing and availability details for this device soon after Samsung unveiled it through a digital event.

The carrier is offering good incentives to customers who are interested in buying the Galaxy S25 Edge on its network. This includes the ability for them to pick up the device at no charge.

Verizon has announced that for a limited time, new and existing Verizon customers on any myPlan service can get the Galaxy S25 Edge for free, provided they trade-in a smartphone from Samsung, Apple or Google. This device can be of any year and in any condition, so it's a good opportunity to get rid of an old device and bag one of Samsung's most beautiful devices yet.

The carrier has also promised to provide a 3-year price lock on all myPlan and myHome network plans, meaning that subscribers won't see an increase in their plan fees for three years, however, Verizon does clarify that the price guarantee applies to the base monthly rate only.

You can pre-order the Galaxy S25 Edge from Verizon in Titanium Silver, Icyblue and Jetblack colors, with 256GB or 512GB of storage starting today starting at $30.55 per month for 36 months. The handset will be released on May 30.