Samsung’s long-anticipated Galaxy Event has finally arrived, streamed worldwide at 9:30 AM UTC. The company teased the launch of the “newest member of the Galaxy S25 family” alongside a fresh line of premium AI-driven tablets, making this showcase one of the most talked-about events of the season. 
While Samsung deliberately kept product names vague in its invitations, industry watchers were quick to point toward the Galaxy S25 FE, Galaxy Tab S11, and Galaxy Tab S11 Ultra as the stars of the show.
Design renders of these devices have been leaking for weeks, giving us a solid preview of what to expect. The S25 FE, in particular, has drawn heated discussion among fans and critics alike. For some, it feels like a near-repeat of last year’s S24 FE – still hovering around a midrange price point, with familiar limitations such as an LTPS panel and an optical fingerprint sensor. Others point out that the device benefits from an updated Exynos processor and refined cameras, potentially justifying its place above the Galaxy A-series.
The tablets are also under the spotlight. With the Tab S11 and Tab S11 Ultra, Samsung aims to blur the line between productivity and entertainment, infusing the devices with new AI capabilities that promise smarter multitasking and better creative workflows. If rumors prove correct, these tablets could easily rival some laptops in terms of day-to-day usability.
Yet, not all excitement is positive. The “greenline” display issue, which has haunted certain Galaxy devices in recent years, continues to cast a shadow over fan expectations. Some users joke that the line has simply “turned pink instead of green,” while others complain that cheaper alternatives from Chinese brands manage to avoid such problems altogether. Beyond hardware quality debates, skepticism also lingers about Samsung’s pricing strategy: many question whether the S25 FE justifies its MSRP when the older S24 FE is now widely available at a steep discount.
For those unable to tune in live, Samsung has promised a full recap of today’s announcements. Whether you are hoping for incremental refinements or major breakthroughs, the Galaxy Event highlights the brand’s ongoing push to keep its FE and Tab series relevant in a fiercely competitive market.
3 comments
So S25 FE still rocking optical fp sensor and LTPS? might as well buy an A56, difference is tiny
Meh nothing special, just another phone and tablet drop
Lol they say they fixed it, line is pink now not green 😂😂