
We first heard of the Galaxy Able buds back when the Galaxy Watch9 and Watch Ultra2 leaks were happening. The watches became official, the buds still are not. Since then we’ve learned that these will become Samsung’s first clip-on style buds and will actually be called the Samsung Galaxy Buds On.
Here are a few more details, plus a couple of images. Clip-on buds don’t go into your ear canal like regular buds. Instead, they rely on their clip design to stay on your ears – this can be much more comfortable for long periods.
The Galaxy Buds On will reportedly use open-ear air conduction…. More images of the Samsung Galaxy Buds On surface, they show off the clip-on design. More images of the Samsung Galaxy Buds On surface, they show off the clip-on design – com news ADVERTISEMENT More images of the Samsung Galaxy Buds On surface, they show off the clip-on design Post your comment Peter 30 September 2026 Samsung Smart wearables Announcement We first heard of the Galaxy Able buds back when the Galaxy Watch9 and Watch Ultra2 leaks were happening.
Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra 512GB drops to $1,163.50 at Amazon, with 512GB storage, a 200MP camera, and Galaxy AI onboard. Score a $336 discount on the 512GB Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra.
The Plus model is back. Samsung launches Galaxy Tab S12 series, and the base model is nowhere to be found.
That is a 22% discount relative to the RRP, and it is a strong chance to grab Samsung’s top-end phone for a lot less than usual. This deal is worth a look now because the Galaxy S26 Ultra sits firmly in the ultra-premium tier, and big drops on high-storage flagship models tend to stand out.
Samsung Galaxy Tab S12 gets thinner, faster, and smarter. Both tablets get thinner designs, Dimensity 9500 power, 120Hz AMOLED displays, new AI/multitasking features, and up to 23 hours of video playback.
While this is not quite the lowest price we have seen this year, knocking more than $300 off a 512GB version is still a major cut for anyone who wants flagship hardware without paying full price. The Galaxy S26 Ultra is built for heavy use, with 512GB of storage and typically 12GB of RAM for photo libraries, video clips, apps, and multitasking.
The Galaxy Tab S12 Plus starts at $1,199.99, while the Tab S12 Ultra starts at $1,399.99, with availability beginning October 7. Samsung is one of the biggest players in the tablet market, and it clearly doesn’t want to lose its seat at the big table.
It also packs a 6.9-inch high-resolution display, a titanium frame, and an integrated Privacy Display that helps limit side-angle viewing. Camera fans get a 200MP main sensor, plus an ultrawide lens and dual telephoto lenses for many zoom options.
To ensure that, the tech giant seems to be making a small adjustment to its flagship tablet strategy with the latest Tab S12 series. For reference, with last year’s Tab S11 series, Samsung decided to skip the mid-sized Plus model in favor of the Tab S11 and Tab S11 Ultra.
This year, Samsung is walking back on that decision and bringing the Plus model back, but, of course, there’s a trade-off: There’s no base model.
This means that they will direct sound towards your eardrum via the edges of your ear canal – we’re still not entirely clear on how that will work.
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