The recent Samsung Galaxy S25 Edge Mega-leakes mentioned the fact that the performance of the device would be clad in the Gorilla Glass Ceramic 2 of Corning, which has not been officially unveiled yet, and today Samsung has come out and confirmed, which is being declared completely on 13 May as part of a teaser campaign for smartphones.
Gorilla Glass Ceramic 2 “combines the advanced glass technique of corning with Samsung’s proprietary processing and reinforcement technologies”, Samsung says, helps the S25 edge “a smooth yet strong design”.
In Gorilla Glass Ceramic 2, the crystals are “complex embedded within their glass matrix, increase the durability and cracks of the display cover”, according to the official press release, according to the official press release, which says that “coordination between glass and crystal components is engineered to provide better strictness to maintain high optical transparency”. The ion-access process of the corning further further strengthens the ceramic content of the glass and “improves the intact strength of the display cover”.
The head of the mechanical R&D team of mobile experience business in Kwangjin Bae, EVP and Samsung Electronics said:
The Galaxy S25 will determine a new standard for the Edge craftsmanship and performance as our thinnest Galaxy S series devices yet. To support this success design, it was necessary to develop a performance material that was exceptionally thin and strong both-a challenge that brought corning and Samsung together, united by a shared vision for purposeful engineering and user-centric innovation. This vision is inherent in every detail of the Galaxy S25 Edge.
Andrew Beck, Vice President and General Manager, Corning Gorilla Glass, said:
With Gorilla Glass Ceramic 2, we have gained a remarkable combination of thinness and strength, giving consumers the best in both world – a modern, smooth and exceptional durability in premium design. Gorilla Glass Ceramic 2 underscorses Corning and Samsung’s craftsmanship with commitment to meet the developed needs of consumers worldwide.
