Galaxy Z Fold 8 (Standard)

Samsung's book-style foldable receives a refined crease, thinner hinge, and a meaningful battery upgrade. Leaks point to a Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 for Galaxy chip, up to 12GB RAM, and storage options of 256GB, 512GB, and 1TB .

• Display: Inner ~7.6 inches, outer cover ~6.5 inches .
• Battery & Charging: 5,000 mAh with 45W wired charging — a notable jump over previous generations .
• Camera: Leaks are mixed; one source suggests a 200MP primary sensor similar to the Galaxy S26 Ultra on at least one variant, while others indicate a 50MP or 108MP main sensor for the standard model .
• Colors: Butter, Graphite, Lavanda (lavender), and Pistacchio (pistachio green) .
• Software: Expected to ship with One UI 9 based on Android 17 .
• Leaked Pricing: Starting around €1,999 in Europe .
• S Pen: Multiple leaks indicate a new S Pen compatible with the Fold 8 series .

Galaxy Z Fold 8 Ultra (Wide Fold)

This is the biggest form-factor change of the year. Sometimes referred to as Galaxy Z Fold 8 Wide, the Ultra model features a 4:3 aspect ratio inner display that makes it significantly wider for multitasking and document work . The diagonal remains ~7.6 inches, but the 4:3 ratio reduces black bars when watching video .

• Weight: Approximately 200g, lighter than many expected for a wider device .
• Chipset & Storage: Same Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 for Galaxy, with storage up to 1TB .
• Battery & Charging: Same 5,000 mAh and 45W charging as the standard model .
• Colors: Cream, Graphite, Green Shadow, and Violet Shadow (exclusive premium finishes) .
• Leaked Pricing: Expected to start around €2,299–€2,499 .

Galaxy Z Flip 8

Samsung's clamshell foldable keeps the same overall shape as the Z Flip 7 but gains a slightly thinner fold — 13.2mm closed, down from 13.7mm . Unfolded dimensions are 166.8 x 75.4 x 6.9mm .

• Cover Screen: Larger cover display, likely 3.4–3.6 inches, improving widget and notification usability .
• Chipset: Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 for Galaxy .
• Camera: Expected to retain a dual-camera setup (50MP main + 12MP ultrawide) .
• Colors: Cream, Graphite, Mint, and Pink .
• Leaked Pricing: Starting around €1,299 .

Galaxy Watch 9

Available in 40mm and 44mm sizes, with both Bluetooth-only and LTE variants . The design features thinner bezels and a refined digital bezel .

• Chipset: A new Exynos or Snapdragon Wear chip with a significant AI-performance boost .
• No Classic Model: Multiple leaks confirm there will be no Galaxy Watch 9 Classic this year .
• Software: One UI 9 Watch with new health features including "trail run" tracking and advanced sleep analysis .
• Colors: Black, Silver, and Beige (exclusive to the standard Watch 9) .
• Leaked Pricing: Starting at around €409 for the base 40mm Bluetooth model .

Galaxy Watch Ultra 2

The rugged wearable gets a boxier design, thinner bezels, a refined side button, and a 47mm case .

• Chipset: Qualcomm Snapdragon Wear Elite (3nm) — a massive leap with 5x CPU and 7x GPU performance over the W5+ Gen 2, plus a dedicated Hexagon NPU supporting on-device AI models up to 2 billion parameters .
• RAM & Battery: 2GB RAM, 784mAh battery (up from 590mAh) .
• Colors: Black, Silver, and Beige .
• Leaked Pricing: Starting around €749 .

Galaxy Buds (New Model)

A refresh of Galaxy Buds is expected at the event, though specific leaks are sparse. Likely improvements include better ANC, longer battery life, and deeper Galaxy AI integration .

Samsung Galaxy Glasses (Android XR Smart Glasses)

The most anticipated surprise of the event. Samsung is expected to tease the Galaxy Glasses on July 22, with actual retail sales following in autumn (likely September/October) . Codenamed "Jinju," the glasses are AI-powered camera glasses without a built-in AR display — a direct competitor to Meta's Ray-Ban smart glasses .

• Hardware: 12MP Sony camera, Qualcomm AR1 chip, directional speakers, microphones, and a weight of about 50g .
• OS & AI: Runs Android XR (developed with Google) with deep Gemini AI integration for real-time translation, visual search, navigation, and notification mirroring .
• Ecosystem: Deep integration with the Galaxy ecosystem for calls, messages, music, and notifications .
• Leaked Timeline: Unveil on July 22, pre-orders shortly after, retail availability in September/October 2026 .

Quick Reference Table

Key caveats: All pricing, colors, and specifications above are based on pre-launch leaks and rumors from sources including 9to5Google, Android Central, Forbes, SamMobile, Tech Advisor, and SmartWearables.io. Samsung may change names, specs, or pricing at the official event. The July 22 date and London venue are officially confirmed by Samsung .

Galaxy Z Fold 8 (Standard)

Samsung's book-style foldable receives a refined crease, thinner hinge, and a meaningful battery upgrade. Leaks point to a Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 for Galaxy chip, up to 12GB RAM, and storage options of 256GB, 512GB, and 1TB .

• Display: Inner ~7.6 inches, outer cover ~6.5 inches .
• Battery & Charging: 5,000 mAh with 45W wired charging — a notable jump over previous generations .
• Camera: Leaks are mixed; one source suggests a 200MP primary sensor similar to the Galaxy S26 Ultra on at least one variant, while others indicate a 50MP or 108MP main sensor for the standard model .
• Colors: Butter, Graphite, Lavanda (lavender), and Pistacchio (pistachio green) .
• Software: Expected to ship with One UI 9 based on Android 17 .
• Leaked Pricing: Starting around €1,999 in Europe .
• S Pen: Multiple leaks indicate a new S Pen compatible with the Fold 8 series .

Galaxy Z Fold 8 Ultra (Wide Fold)

This is the biggest form-factor change of the year. Sometimes referred to as Galaxy Z Fold 8 Wide, the Ultra model features a 4:3 aspect ratio inner display that makes it significantly wider for multitasking and document work . The diagonal remains ~7.6 inches, but the 4:3 ratio reduces black bars when watching video .

• Weight: Approximately 200g, lighter than many expected for a wider device .
• Chipset & Storage: Same Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 for Galaxy, with storage up to 1TB .
• Battery & Charging: Same 5,000 mAh and 45W charging as the standard model .
• Colors: Cream, Graphite, Green Shadow, and Violet Shadow (exclusive premium finishes) .
• Leaked Pricing: Expected to start around €2,299–€2,499 .

Galaxy Z Flip 8

Samsung's clamshell foldable keeps the same overall shape as the Z Flip 7 but gains a slightly thinner fold — 13.2mm closed, down from 13.7mm . Unfolded dimensions are 166.8 x 75.4 x 6.9mm .

• Cover Screen: Larger cover display, likely 3.4–3.6 inches, improving widget and notification usability .
• Chipset: Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 for Galaxy .
• Camera: Expected to retain a dual-camera setup (50MP main + 12MP ultrawide) .
• Colors: Cream, Graphite, Mint, and Pink .
• Leaked Pricing: Starting around €1,299 .

Galaxy Watch 9

Available in 40mm and 44mm sizes, with both Bluetooth-only and LTE variants . The design features thinner bezels and a refined digital bezel .

• Chipset: A new Exynos or Snapdragon Wear chip with a significant AI-performance boost .
• No Classic Model: Multiple leaks confirm there will be no Galaxy Watch 9 Classic this year .
• Software: One UI 9 Watch with new health features including "trail run" tracking and advanced sleep analysis .
• Colors: Black, Silver, and Beige (exclusive to the standard Watch 9) .
• Leaked Pricing: Starting at around €409 for the base 40mm Bluetooth model .

Galaxy Watch Ultra 2

The rugged wearable gets a boxier design, thinner bezels, a refined side button, and a 47mm case .

• Chipset: Qualcomm Snapdragon Wear Elite (3nm) — a massive leap with 5x CPU and 7x GPU performance over the W5+ Gen 2, plus a dedicated Hexagon NPU supporting on-device AI models up to 2 billion parameters .
• RAM & Battery: 2GB RAM, 784mAh battery (up from 590mAh) .
• Colors: Black, Silver, and Beige .
• Leaked Pricing: Starting around €749 .

Galaxy Buds (New Model)

A refresh of Galaxy Buds is expected at the event, though specific leaks are sparse. Likely improvements include better ANC, longer battery life, and deeper Galaxy AI integration .

Samsung Galaxy Glasses (Android XR Smart Glasses)

The most anticipated surprise of the event. Samsung is expected to tease the Galaxy Glasses on July 22, with actual retail sales following in autumn (likely September/October) . Codenamed "Jinju," the glasses are AI-powered camera glasses without a built-in AR display — a direct competitor to Meta's Ray-Ban smart glasses .

• Hardware: 12MP Sony camera, Qualcomm AR1 chip, directional speakers, microphones, and a weight of about 50g .
• OS & AI: Runs Android XR (developed with Google) with deep Gemini AI integration for real-time translation, visual search, navigation, and notification mirroring .
• Ecosystem: Deep integration with the Galaxy ecosystem for calls, messages, music, and notifications .
• Leaked Timeline: Unveil on July 22, pre-orders shortly after, retail availability in September/October 2026 .

Quick Reference Table

Key caveats: All pricing, colors, and specifications above are based on pre-launch leaks and rumors from sources including 9to5Google, Android Central, Forbes, SamMobile, Tech Advisor, and SmartWearables.io. Samsung may change names, specs, or pricing at the official event. The July 22 date and London venue are officially confirmed by Samsung .