Does the Galaxy S25 Edge have an anti-reflective display?

Even though the Galaxy S25 Edge looks very different from the S25 Ultra, there's no denying that these two premium phones share some common ground. After all, they both have titanium frames and 200MP primary cameras.

Even so, they're still different enough to have their own very distinct identities. And one key feature that the Galaxy S25 Edge misses out on and remains exclusive to the Ultra model is the anti-reflective display treatment.

Indeed, even though the Galaxy S25 Edge is the only other Samsung phone to boast a titanium build, this ultra-slim device has a very different approach to display protection than the S25 Ultra.

Because of its thin 5.8mm profile, the Galaxy S25 Edge has to prioritize durability. To this end, the phone uses the brand-new Gorilla Glass Ceramic 2 solution from Corning, which is said to offer improved durability and resistance against cracks.

Gorilla Glass Ceramic 2 sounds impressive in and of itself. This material has crystals embedded in the glass matrix and achieves a high optical transparency through advanced engineering methods.

One thing Glass Ceramic 2 on the Galaxy S25 Edge lacks, however, is the anti-reflective treatment the Galaxy S25 Ultra's Corning Gorilla Armor 2 protection enjoys.

The Galaxy S25 Edge is equipped with a 6.7-inch QHD+ Dynamic AMOLED 2X display boasting a refresh rate of up to 120Hz, Vision Booster, and Adaptive Color Tone. So, although this panel should look just as gorgeous as any other flagship display from Samsung, the Galaxy S25 Ultra remains your only option if you highly value anti-reflective display properties.

Read more about the Galaxy S25 Edge and its specs here.