#samsung flagship phone

Samsung’s latest Galaxy flagship lineup leans into that idea. That makes it especially appealing to users who are budget-conscious but still want to stay within Samsung’s flagship ecosystem. It is Samsung’s thinnest Flip yet, and its compact form factor still feels like the biggest reason to own one, because it is simply easier to carry and easier to use one-handed than a lot of larger phones. It is also the one that probably best represents Samsung’s current idea of what a premium phone should be: powerful hardware, practical AI tools, and features that go beyond just spec-sheet bragging rights. [embed-google-photos-album link="https://photos.app.goo.gl/KUCGJE5JPEfTkX8CA" mode="carousel"] A Galaxy that fits your day What Samsung gets right with this lineup is that it does not treat “flagship” as a single experience. Samsung has this thing with slider phones so all the 3 new ones are just that. Without the iPhone, we would not have seen the likes of Samsung Instinct, Omnia i900, HTC Touch Diamond, LG Dare and Sony-Ericsson Xperia this early. Read more in our articles including "Samsung Galaxy S25 Edge pricing details leaked" and "Samsung Galaxy S25 Edge reportedly launching soon".