Samsung is going to have a very busy CES 2026.
The company typically brings new TVs and gaming displays to the show, and that’s exactly what’s on schedule for CES 2026 as well. But being the consumer tech behemoth that it is, Samsung is firing on all cylinders.
For example, the company pushed out 18 press releases in December alone, many of them pre-announcements of the stuff Samsung is bringing to CES – and that doesn’t count the pre-embargoed releases which are scheduled to see the light of day over the next week.
The company has also built an entirely new, massive exhibition space at The Wynn where it can showcase its ambitious AI vision.
Let’s take a look at the most interesting stuff we expect to see from Samsung at CES 2026.
Micro RGB TVs
Forget about OLEDs (maybe), Micro RGB TVs are coming.
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Both Samsung and LG have announced a full range of Micro RGB TVs to be launched at CES 2026. For a full explainer what Micro RGB TVs are, go here; the short version is that they’re TVs which should come close to OLED picture quality at a lower price.
In particular, Samsung said that in 2026 it would expand its Micro RGB TV lineup with 55-, 65-, 75-, 85-, 100- and 115-inch models (the company previously launched a massive, 115-inch TV in 2025).
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It’s still early days for Micro RGB TVs, though, and we’re eager to see how good these are with our own eyes.
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Gaming monitors
No glasses needed for 3D on this one.
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This is another tradition by Samsung: The company almost always unveils new gaming monitors at CES. This year, the company is bringing its 2026 Odyssey gaming monitor lineup, including the world’s first 6K glasses-free 3D gaming monitor called the Odyssey 3D.
Other new devices include the Odyssey G6, the world’s first 1,040Hz gaming monitor, as well as several new Odyssey G8 models, including a 6K, 5K, and OLED variant.
Folding phones
Samsung’s first tri-folding phone is coming to America.
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The company’s first tri-folding phone, the Samsung Galaxy TriFold, was officially unveiled in early December, but for many, CES 2026 will offer a first chance to see the device up close.
Samsung is also rumored to be working on yet another foldable phone with a wider aspect ratio, as it (apparently) prepares to meet Apple’s first foldable iPhone head on. We don’t expect to see that one at CES 2026, but Samsung Display typically offers a glimpse into future devices by showing us the latest displays the company’s been working on.
Wireless speakers and soundbars
We don’t know how it sounds yet, but it looks good.
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Samsung is bringing new audio gear to CES 2026, including a couple of new Q-series soundbars. But we’re particularly interested in two new WiFi speakers called the Music Studio 5 and Music Studio 7. The latter is a 3.1.1. channel speaker system with left, front, right and top-firing speakers, which should create a “natural 3D immersion.” It supports hi-res audio as well as Samsung’s audio tech such as AI Dynamic Bass Control and Audio Lab Pattern Control.
The Music Studio 5 is a smaller version, with a four-inch woofer and dual tweeters. It also includes the AI Dynamic Bass Control and supports WiFi casting, streaming services, and Bluetooth connectivity.
But the coolest thing about these speakers is how they look. Available in black and white, Samsung says their “dot design” has been created by renowned designer Erwan Bouroullec.
AI everything
In Samsung’s official words, the company will take the CES 2026 stage to “present its unified AI approach for its Device eXperience (DX) Division and articulate the company’s overall business direction.” More importantly for us, Samsung said its AI vision is so ambitious that it built an “industry-leading, large-scale premium standalone exhibition space at The Wynn,” where it can showcase its AI innovation with “no limitations.”
While AI announcements can sometimes be hard to digest, the above sounds like Samsung’s massive exhibition space at the Wynn will be newsworthy in itself. In a few days, we’ll be there live to tell you what it’s like.
Samsung also said it would unveil a new lineup of AI-connected home appliances, including the new Bespoke AI Laundry Combo (that’s a smart washing machine), the Bespoke Samsung AirDresser (that’s a smart clothes freshener), the Bespoke AI WindFree Pro Air Conditioner, and a cleaning bot called the Bespoke AI Jet Bot Steam.
Finally, the company partnered with Google to add Gemini smarts to some of its hone appliances, including the new Bespoke AI Refrigerator Family Hub and the Bespoke AI Wine Cellar. Yes, in the end everything in your house will be smart; time to get used to it.
