On July 26th, at Seoul’s Unpacked Galaxy event, Samsung unveiled the Galaxy Z Fold 5, Galaxy Z Flip 5, Galaxy Watch 6 series, and Galaxy Tab S9 series. Today, all these brand new products’ are made available to worldwide users. The fifth edition of foldables is marching towards major success with its record-breaking pre-order sales in Latin America, Southeast Asia, and Europe. The newer Flex Hinge is the most significant feature included in the foldables.
The Galaxy Fold 5 arrives in three different hues. Icy blue, Phantom black, and cream added to the S Pen give it a stylish look. As for Flip 5, pastel colors like mint, graphite, and lavender will be included along with a transparent case and flipsuit case. The Galaxy Z Flip 6 accounted for 60% of the foldable’s pre-order sales. Users can also grab the exclusive colors that are only available on the official Samsung website. The Galaxy Watch 6 and Galaxy Watch 6 Classic can be summarized as a health monitor that features sleep analysis, personalized fitness insights, wellness functions, a faster processor, and a large display.
The most beloved rotating bezel has made a comeback with the classic variant. Watch 6’s 40-mm variant holds two hues, namely Graphite and Gold. While the 44-mm Watch 6 will arrive in Graphite and Silver. The classic variant has two different sizes from the basic one: 43 mm and 47 mm. Black and silver are the chosen colors for the Watch 6 Classic. The trio of Tab S9 series devices—the Galaxy Tab S9, Tab S9+, and Tab S9 Ultra—are specialized with a dynamic AMOLED 2X screen, S-Pen compatibility, and an IP68 rating.
Like every time, the ultra variant topped the pre-order sales with 60%. The basic Tab S9 will feature a screen size of 11 inches, 12.4 inches for the Tab S9+, and the ultra variant holds a bigger screen size of 14.6 inches. Beige and Graphite are the two chosen colors for the Galaxy Tab S9 series.
Availability
The Galaxy Z Flip5, Galaxy Z Fold5, Galaxy Watch6 series and Galaxy Tab S9 series will be available in selected markets, including Europe, North America, China and Korea on August 11, with launches planned for additional countries soon.
