Samsung's new flagship is a design win (how do they fit in that S Pen?), an AI wiz, and a worthy successor to the S24 Ultra. It's also the product of an incredible three-way tech partnership.

The Galaxy S24 gives you a super-powered phone with plenty of features in a pocketable size, though you can’t escape Samsung’s software.

The Galaxy S24 Ultra takes the Ultra formula and adds a dose of AI, mostly for better, but also for the worse in some familiar, Samsung ways.

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There’s not a lot that’s new, but the Galaxy S25 is simply the best small Android phone you can buy right now.

The Samsung Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra has a fantastic large screen, but the chip and battery are a letdown. Good for a niche crowd; this would be easier to recommend if it were much cheaper.

The Samsung Galaxy S25 Edge is incredibly light and a bit thinner than other phones, but it doesn’t offer more, for better and worse it offers a bit less.

The Galaxy Z Flip7 is a fantastic flip with an innovative and useful cover display and powerful features. It’s not quite the best flip phone, but professionals should look at this one first.

The Galaxy S25 Plus borrows enough of the Ultra formula that most people will be happier saving money and picking this one instead.

With a clutch of small but meaningful upgrades and a dose of AI, the Galaxy S24 Plus is the most compelling of Samsung's plus-sized phones to date.

Samsung's Galaxy A55 makes smart sacrifices, leaving a wonderfully lower-priced smartphone with plenty to love.

The Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 7 is so close to perfect that even the lack of stylus support and that price don't hold it back.

The Galaxy A54 continues the lineage of some of the company's best-selling smartphones, with camera and battery improvements at the top of its list.

The Samsung Galaxy Chromebook 2 follows up on the original by making it more affordable and trimming the unnecessary features.

The Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 5 is the latest iteration of the most established clamshell foldable on the market.

When you buy a new Samsung device, this is the tool you need to move your data easily.

Affordably priced excellence, but it could do with a bit more power

The Galaxy S23 FE offers surprisingly powerful features and great battery life, with way too much software, for a low price.

Samsung's new 16-inch laptop apes Apple's design language and competes hard on performance and battery life while adding its own OLED twist.

The Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 6 is a powerful flip phone that misses a cover screen opportunity, but makes up for it in durability and pro-level software.

Samsung's MacBook-esque Galaxy4 Pro has been upgraded with Intel's Meteor Lake CPU for more performance and even better battery life.

Samsung’s latest mid-range Quantum Dot OLED TV boldly takes on more established OLED rivals while costing hundreds less than the brand’s flagship S95F series.

Aimed at those who work outdoors, the Samsung Galaxy XCover 7 is an innovative and stylish phone with a tough chassis.

The Samsung QN900D pushes the 8K envelope, mainly by making 4K images look exceptionally good and giving gaming a high-speed boost.

The Samsung Galaxy A35 gives penny-pinchers an opportunity to enjoy some of the features of the premium Galaxy S24 mobiles.

The Samsung 45W 20000mAh Battery Pack is big and stylish – but is its performance worthy of the price?

The battle for the best OLED TV of 2025 just got more interesting with the arrival of the Samsung S95F

The Samsung Galaxy Tab Active5 5G is a versatile, capable, rugged tablet with many potential uses.

A beautiful new design, lots of AI, and a super-bright screen mostly make up for the Galaxy Z Fold 6's barely-there camera update and inexplicably higher price.

Samsung’s QN90C packs many of the same features as its flagship QN95C Neo QLED, but sells for considerably less.