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Samsung Week Last Call: The 2026 Galaxy Lineup Worth a Look Before Nov 1
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items Samsung's US Samsung Week sale runs through November 1, and this year's lineup is the story: new watches, new buds, new tablets, and a new Copilot+ laptop, all from the 2026 Galaxy range. This list skips the foldables and the flagship phones — those ...
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On Your Wrist — and In Your Ears
Tablets and Laptops
Don't Lose the Rest
On Your Wrist — and In Your Ears
The wearables from Samsung's 2026 range: watches at different sizes and ambitions, plus two pairs of buds for two different fits.
The rugged pick in the 2026 watch range, with LTE so it can stand alone from your phone. Note the charger changed from the original Ultra, so older chargers may not work — worth checking if you are upgrading. Skip it if a slimmer everyday watch is wh...
Samsung Galaxy Watch Ultra2 47mm LTE in Gray
The everyday size of the new Watch 9 range. A sensible default if you want the current software and health tracking without the bulk or the LTE premium. Skip the LTE version unless you plan to leave your phone behind regularly.
Samsung Galaxy Watch9 40mm Bluetooth
The larger Watch 9, with LTE for phone-free runs and errands. The bigger case suits larger wrists and gives the screen more room; smaller wrists may find it a lot of watch. The LTE plan is an extra monthly cost, so factor that in.
Samsung Galaxy Watch9 44mm LTE in Graphite
Samsung's current flagship buds, aimed at listeners who want noise cancelling and a sealed fit. If in-ear tips bother you, the open-fit Buds 4 below is the better starting point — fit matters more than the feature list.
Samsung Galaxy Buds 4 Pro (2026) AI True Wireless
The open-fit alternative: no tips sealing your ears, so they suit long wear and people who dislike the plugged feeling. The trade-off is less isolation in noisy places, so they are not the pick for loud commutes.
Samsung Galaxy Buds 4 (2026) AI True Wireless
Tablets and Laptops
The bigger screens: two tablets from the new Tab S12 range and the Book6 Ultra laptop for work that needs a real keyboard.
The mid-size tablet in the new S12 range, with an S Pen in the box for notes and sketching. A good fit if your tablet is mostly for reading, notes, and video; if you need a laptop replacement, the Ultra or a Book6 below makes more sense.
Samsung Galaxy Tab S12+
The largest tablet in the range, closer to a portable monitor than a handheld reader. It suits desk use and split-screen work; for one-handed reading it is heavy and awkward, so be honest about how you will hold it.
Samsung Galaxy Tab S12 Ultra
Samsung's Copilot+ laptop from this year's range, for work that needs a full keyboard, a big screen, and Windows software. Check the configuration carefully — storage and graphics options change the price a lot — and skip it if a tablet already cover...
Samsung Galaxy Book6 Ultra
Don't Lose the Rest
Small trackers for keys, bags, and anything else that wanders off — one, or a pack if the whole household loses things.
Android's Find Hub tracker for one thing you keep losing: keys, a bag, or a wallet. One is enough to test whether tracking fits your routine before going for the pack.
Moto Tag 2, single
The same tracker in a four-pack, for households where several things go missing. The pack only makes sense if you can name four things to track; otherwise the single is the cheaper experiment.
Moto Tag 2, 4-pack