When is the next Samsung event and what might it announce?

Samsung released a lot of new products each and every year, but it’s biggest consumer-focused launches tend to get a dedicated event. 

We’ve already had one for the Galaxy S24 series in 2024, and it looks like another one is on the way.  

Here’s everything we know about the next Galaxy Unpacked event and what might be announced there. 

When does Samsung usually hold events? 

Samsung is known for its grand unveilings of new products, often through high-profile Galaxy Unpacked events. 

These typically occur a couple times a year, with high-end smartphones, tablets and smartwatches usually on the agenda. 

Historically, Samsung has followed a regular schedule, with Unpacked events taking place at two key moments in the year. 

• January/February: typically, the Galaxy S smartphones and Galaxy Tab S tablets 
• July/August: typically, the Galaxy Z foldables and Galaxy Watch smartwatches 

However, the Galaxy Tab S9 series was unveiled at last year’s summer event, rather than at the beginning of the year like the Tab S8 series in 2023, so this is not a fixed pattern. 

When will the next Samsung event take place?

According to SamMobile, a Samsung-focused tech site, the next Galaxy Unpacked event will take place on 10 July 2024. 

Although the site claims that the date is “confirmed”, Samsung hasn’t confirmed anything publicly at this stage. 

However, it seems highly likely that we’ll see an event around this time, even if it’s not on that specific date. 

What will Samsung announce at its next event? 

Samsung’s next event hasn’t been confirmed by the company yet, so we don’t have any official information on what might be announced. 

However, rumours and leaks have been circulating for a while now, hinting at what may be coming. 

Galaxy Z Fold 6

There are many indications that Samsung is set to shake up the foldable phones market with new Galaxy Z series phones. 

The Galaxy Z Fold 6 is expected to come in two versions for the first time, with a regular model being joined by brand-new Ultra. 

Rumours suggest there could be a new, thinner design and potential improvements to the cover display, but it’s not clear how the regular and Ultra models will differ. 

Galaxy Z Flip 6

On the other hand, we don’t expect the Galaxy Z Flip 6 to bring any major changes from its predecessor. 

The Galaxy Z Flip 5 introduced several design changes, particularly with the new hinge mechanism and larger cover screen, so Samsung is expected to only make small tweaks this time around. 

Galaxy Watch 7

In addition to the foldable phones, new models of Samsung smartwatch are likely to launch.  

And this time, rumours suggest there may be three Galaxy Watch 7 models: regular, Pro and Ultra. The Galaxy Watch 6 Classic probably won’t be the last Classic model though, with Samsung seemingly taking it yet about between it and Pro. 

The most interesting rumour so far is that Samsung could return to a squared screen on one or more models, but that might not materialise. We could also get the ability to monitor blood sugar levels. 

Galaxy Tab S10

Samsung launched its Tab S9 range in early 2023, so an update is well overdue. 

Look out for three Galaxy Tab S10 models once again – regular, Plus and Ultra – matching Galaxy S smartphones. However, aside from new processors, it’s not clear what they’ll bring to the table at this stage. 

Galaxy Ring

Furthermore, we expect the launch of a new product in Samsung’s lineup – the Galaxy Ring.

Despite already being confirmed to exist, details are scarce, but the smart ring is rumoured to available in nine sizes and three colours. Sensors such as heart rate, blood oxygen and even blood sugar monitoring could all be included. 

Galaxy Buds 3

Rather the least anticipated, but still quite likely, is also the release of one or more pairs of Galaxy Buds 3 earbuds. 

This is all we know at this point about upcoming Samsung events and the devices that may be unveiled. 

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