With the Samsung Galaxy S25 Edge, Samsung redefines how thin flagships can be. The device that measures just 5.8mm is here to revolutionize the market with a compact build that can fit in any pocket without issues. However, thinness can be a problem for some users who are concerned about the device’s durability. Pairing it with a good protective case might be a good idea, depending on your usage. Based on this, here comes the Galaxy S25 Edge ThinBorne Case. It’s a sleek protective case that stands as a great option for those who want protection but want to keep the device’s thin profile.
Samsung Galaxy Edge S25 – ThinBorne Case Delivers a “Naked-Almost” Feeling While Keeping All The Endurance
For those unaware, ThinBorne is a Texas-based small business that mastered the art of thin, minimalist cases. Their latest case for the Samsung Galaxy S25 Edge is just another example of good craftsmanship and expertise in the segment. The S25 Edge is built with 600D Aramid Fiber. It’s a material known for aerospace-level strength that offers five times more strength and endurance than steel. All this endurance does not sacrifice sleekness, as the material can keep its thin profile compared to steel.
The case is just 1.01 mm thin and weighs only 0.68 ounces. However, that does not sacrifice endurance. It won’t bring compromises and still offers protection for everyday bumps and scratches. With this case, users can still enjoy all the sleekness of the Samsung Galaxy S25 Edge with minimal addition in thickness and weight. In the end of the day, the feeling of having a light and thin device isn’t compromised, and you get a massive bump in protection. After all, you don’t want to risk your costly premium smartphone or leave it susceptible and unprotected against accidental drops.
ThinBorn believes in an interesting philosophy for its case design. The goal is to deliver an “naked–almost naked” experience to users who pair their smartphones with their cases. In this regard, this is perfectly achieved with the Galaxy S25 Edge Thinborn’s Protective Case.
