Samsung is gearing up for a major February 25 launch event in San Francisco, and at this point, the biggest reveals are hardly a mystery. The company is expected to officially introduce its next flagship phone lineup, led by the Galaxy S26 series, giving fans a clear look at what’s coming next in Samsung’s premium smartphone range.
Alongside the successor to the Galaxy S25 Ultra, Samsung is widely expected to unveil the Galaxy S26 and Galaxy S26+, rounding out a three-model Galaxy S26 family. If recent leaks are accurate, pre-orders should open soon after the presentation, allowing early buyers to secure devices quickly. That said, anyone planning an upgrade may need a little patience: the Galaxy S26 models are not expected to begin shipping until March.
The event also looks set to expand beyond smartphones. Well-known leaker Evan Blass claims Samsung will use the same stage to showcase its next wireless earbuds, the Galaxy Buds 4 and Galaxy Buds 4 Pro. These earbuds have already appeared in leaks, but this would be their first official spotlight, positioning them as key companions to the Galaxy S26 lineup for buyers who want an all-Samsung audio experience.
Interestingly, pricing chatter is already heating up. Leaks suggest European pricing details and pre-order bonus information for the Galaxy Buds 4 range are already circulating, hinting at potential launch bundles or early-purchase perks. There are also emerging reports that point to concrete pricing information for the Galaxy S26 family in Europe, although specifics for the Eurozone itself reportedly haven’t been fully detailed yet.
With February 25 fast approaching, the bigger picture is coming into focus: Samsung’s next flagship phones appear ready to launch with new premium earbuds at the same time, backed by pre-order incentives designed to pull in early adopters. For shoppers watching the Galaxy S26 release date, pre-order timing, and potential European prices, this event could deliver most of the answers—while March is likely when the devices actually land in customers’ hands.
