Samsung Will Reveal Its Newest Smartphones On January 22nd

New year, new Samsung smartphone to lower your money. The company has officially announced that it will host Galaxy Unpacked Wednesday, January 22. It will be in San Jose, California – my birthplace, if you care. We are waiting for Samsung to announce Galaxy S25 seriesfrom petite to Ultra. Plus, there’s likely a lot of Galaxy AI in store, as the teaser for the event explains.

You can follow Samsung’s keynote here at Gizmodo, where we’ll have the news when it hits. Samsung will broadcast the event on its YouTube channel.

What to expect from Samsung’s Galaxy Unpacked

Let’s wait to see what Samsung will do next with its flagship series. The latest releases from Apple and Google have been relative hits since their debut last summer, so the stakes are high. Although Samsung was the first to present artificial intelligence as an added value in a premium smartphone, it does not have Google Gemini to hit like last year’s Galaxy S24 version.

The company already told us that the Galaxy S25 series is coming in a press release several months ago. But we know nothing about its interior or what it claims to do. We can only assume that it will have the newest Qualcomm chip, scaled up for Samsung devices. There will likely be thinner bezels, a larger display, and flatter corners, as has been the trajectory with the Ultra series. Some rumors say that the Galaxy S25 on the factory line looks like the iPhone, from which Samsung has spent years to differentiate. Funny enough, so is the Google Pixel 9 lineup. Is this where everyone in Android land is headed? As for the other models, a smaller Galaxy S25 is expected to match Apple’s screen size and Google’s lines. A smaller display could mean an easier-to-carry device with all the goodies of its bigger siblings.

Now that we have an official date, the rumors will probably start to pile up. Samsung still relies heavily on artificial intelligence to drive the excitement forward. The teaser video posted alongside the Galaxy Unpacked announcement begins with someone waking up and asking a digital assistant to put “Galaxy Unpacked” on the calendar. Samsung will have to show its users that the Galaxy AI is not just a gimmick, the way Bixby fell on us after it failed to deliver on par with Google Assistant.

If you’re the type of Samsung fan who can pre-order a device without knowing what’s next, the company is hoping to lure you in with a $50 credit on a pre-order from now until launch day on the 22nd of January Samsung offers a credit of $ 900. on trades, so think about the gadget in your arsenal that could help reduce the cost. Last year’s Galaxy S24 devices ranged from $800 to $1,300 for the Galaxy S24 Ultra. It is likely that the price will be around the same range this year or higher, with all fees and costs increasing.