Eased edge means many things: starts with, no 90 degree edges, after that, anything a router can do.

Thanks for the feedback. Based on pictures of edge types I was expecting a more round or natural edge.

When I was making this choice, I noticed that the various edges didn't seem standardized. I was surprised to this. I think I had used google to find pictures to show my husband and then realized they didn't have the same meaning across shops. Iirc, I just looked at the options my specific fabricator provided instead of using a term that could be interpreted in more than one way.

Did the same thing. Here is the picture from the installers website.

Given those examples from the fabricator, it does look more beveled than eased to me.