Galaxy S25 Slim may only be available in 39 countries

Samsung is preparing to announce a new series of flagship Galaxy S25 smartphones the day after tomorrow.

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This time, the lineup will include a new model, the Galaxy S25 Slim, which will be the fourth model alongside the traditional three. However, not all users will be able to get this smartphone, as new leaks indicate limited availability of the device.

According to Phone Arena, the Galaxy S25 Slim will only be available in 39 countries. Among them: Australia, Austria, Brazil, France, India, Iraq, Ireland, Israel, Kazakhstan, Libya, Malaysia, Mexico, Morocco, Nigeria, Pakistan, the Philippines, Poland, Portugal, Saudi Arabia, Singapore, South Africa, Switzerland, Thailand, Turkey, the United Arab Emirates, the United Kingdom, Uzbekistan, Vietnam, and others.

Unfortunately, the US is not among these countries, which confirms previous rumours that Samsung may not launch the Galaxy S25 Slim in the US market. Additionally, according to sources, this smartphone probably won't be presented at the planned Galaxy Unpacked event, but will be released only in May or June this year.

This decision may surprise many Samsung fans, as the company traditionally releases its top models in all major markets. Therefore, if you are planning to buy the Galaxy S25 Slim, you will probably have to take care of purchasing it in one of these countries.

Samsung has unveiled a new version of its popular Over the Horizon ringtone, and it happened just before the launch of the new Galaxy S25 series. Every year, the company presents an updated ringtone to accompany its flagship smartphone models.

Source: Phone Arena