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Samsung Electronics’ latest TV and audio lineup is earning recognition from leading global technology and home entertainment publications. From the Micro RGB TV to Neo QLED 4K and OLED TVs, Q-Series soundbars and Music Studio Wi-Fi speakers, reviewers praised innovations that elevate the viewing, gaming and listening experience.
The strong reception reinforces Samsu...
Samsung Electronics today announced its participation at Gamescom 2026, taking place at Koelnmesse in Cologne, Germany, from Aug. 26-30. There, the company will showcase its full-stack gaming vision that seamlessly connects various gaming platforms.
As the world’s largest gaming event, Gamescom features approximately 1,500 software, hardware and game content com...
From July 22 to 24, Samsung Electronics brought together 51 Samsung Members Stars from 17 countries for Galaxy Community Connect July 2026 in London. Samsung Members Stars are highly engaged Galaxy users who consistently create high-quality content and actively contribute to the Samsung Members platform.
Partici...
From rugged mountain trails to a restful night’s sleep, wearable devices are making everyday life smarter.
Samsung Electronics’ new Galaxy Watch Ultra2 and Galaxy Watch9 support healthier lifestyles with advanced fitness tracking and everyday wellness features. Galaxy Watch Ultra2 helps runners maintain their pace in different environments with Trail Run, while Gala...
What if a TV could recreate the atmosphere of a live performance? Eclipsa Audio, a 3D audio technology jointly developed by Samsung Electronics and Google, makes that possible.
Built on the open 3D audio standard,