Three and a half months into 2024, Samsung has launched a dozen Galaxy devices. Alongside the Galaxy S24 series flagships, it has launched new phones under the Galaxy A, F, M, and Xcover lineups, and two tablets. Its schedule for the rest of the year is also packed. The company is readying new foldables, watches, flagship tablets, earbuds, and more. An X user recently summed up what Samsung has in the pipeline for the remainder of 2024 and early 2025.
Leak reveals Samsung’s Galaxy device lineup for the rest of 2024
Samsung’s next big launch event is expected to take place in July. The Korean firm will unveil at least a couple of foldables—Galaxy Z Fold 6 and Galaxy Z Flip 6—and a couple of watches—Galaxy Watch 7 and Galaxy Watch 7 Classic. There are also rumors about a third foldable called the Galaxy Z Fold 6 Ultra and a third watch, possibly called the Galaxy Watch 7 Pro. The Galaxy Ring may also finally see a market launch at this event.
Additionally, Samsung is tipped to launch a new pair of TWS earbuds around the same time. The Galaxy Buds 3 could be part of the Unpacked event in July or arrive separately. The Korean behemoth’s busy schedule continues with the unveiling of a series of Fan Edition (FE) products a few months later. Rumors say it will bring affordable foldables to the market this year with the FE branding. We might get affordable variants of both Fold and Flip series products.
The 2024 Fan Edition lineup will also include the Galaxy S24 FE, Galaxy Watch FE (another new product), Galaxy Buds 2 FE, and an unspecified number of FE tablets. Samsung launched the Galaxy Tab S9 FE series (two models) in October last year. So, the new lineup should be the Galaxy Tab S10 FE. However, the Galaxy Tab S10 series may not arrive until early 2025. Time will tell what Samsung calls its new FE tablets.
Samsung also has an XR headset in the pipeline
Samsung has been long working on an XR headset. Rumors suggest the device will arrive in late 2024 or early 2025, possibly alongside the Galaxy S25 series. The Korean company also reportedly plans to launch a new Windows laptop—Galaxy Book 4 Edge—early next year. All this while, it will introduce new phones under the Galaxy A, F, and M lineups. The latter two lineups aren’t as widely available as the Galaxy S and Galaxy A.
