Samsung has yet to officially confirm the date for the anticipated summer Galaxy Unpacked event, but unofficial sources suggest it will take place around July 10th in Paris. Known leaker @evleaks has confirmed that the event will feature numerous new releases.
According to his information, we can expect two pairs of wireless earbuds, three smartwatches, two foldable phones, and the full debut of the Galaxy Ring.
Evan Blass shared details on social media platform X about the upcoming Galaxy Unpacked event, which is expected to be record-breaking in terms of the number of products announced by the South Korean brand. The lineup includes the Galaxy Buds3 and Buds3 Pro earbuds, three smartwatches (Galaxy Watch7, Galaxy Watch7 Ultra, and the budget-friendly Galaxy Watch7 FE).
The Galaxy Watch7 is anticipated to follow the current Galaxy Watch6 series, while the FE model is expected to focus on affordability with somewhat reduced features. The top-tier Galaxy Watch7 Ultra, a successor to the Galaxy Watch5 Pro, is rumored to feature a significantly larger battery, enhanced by the new 3nm Exynos W1000 processor. Additional speculations include increased storage, faster charging, and blood sugar monitoring, though the latter has been rumored for years.
The main attraction for this year’s event, however, is expected to be the Galaxy Ring. Samsung has completed its development, as indicated by its recent certification from the Bluetooth SIG. The ring will be available in sizes S to XL, support Bluetooth 5.4, and offer up to nine days of battery life depending on the ring size and battery capacity.
As is tradition, Samsung will also introduce the new generation of foldable phones, the Galaxy Z Flip6 (codenamed B6) and Galaxy Z Fold6 (codenamed Q6). Earlier rumors suggested a cheaper Galaxy Z Fold6 FE or a Galaxy Z Fold6 Ultra with a built-in S Pen and cameras from the Galaxy S series, but these plans seem to have been shelved.
Both foldables are expected to feature an improved foldable display with a less noticeable crease, thanks to the use of thicker foldable glass. However, the crease won’t be completely eliminated, just less visible. The phones will also include enhanced AI features, with hopes that Samsung will add a few new functionalities to the existing Galaxy AI. Whether all AI features will support the Czech language remains to be seen.
Another question mark is the Galaxy Tab S series tablets, which typically premiere around this time. The tenth generation of tablets might be overshadowed by the flood of other announcements, so Samsung might choose to introduce them at a later date.
