Samsung Galaxy Event: on 4 September the S25 FE and the new top tablets

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Samsung has officially announced that on 4 September 2025 will carry out the next big Galaxy Event, which is expected to attract the interest of the technology community.

The event will start at 11:30 Central European Time (CEST), i.e. in 12:30 GMT, and will be broadcast live via Samsung.com and the company's official YouTube channel.

According to the information available so far, the event will have a double direction: on the one hand, the new Galaxy S25 FE, the more affordable yet powerful version of the flagship Galaxy S25 series, and on the other hand we will see the all-new premium tablets of the Galaxy Tab S11 series.

Samsung stresses that these devices will incorporate even more advanced AI capabilities, confirming that artificial intelligence will remain at the heart of its strategy.

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The Galaxy S25 FE is expected to be the "golden mean" for those who want top performance without the price of a full flagship, offering cutting-edge features in a more affordable package. On the other hand, the new Galaxy Tab S11 seems set to redefine the concept of a "premium Android tablet", emphasizing productivity, content creation and collaboration with Galaxy AI features.

Samsung's choice to focus on these two products clearly shows its intention to strengthen its presence in both the high-value smartphone category and the high-end tablet market, which is experiencing significant growth. With this strategy, the company is attempting to offer an ecosystem of devices that will interact seamlessly, providing the user with a high-end experience.

Those interested in watching the announcements live will be able to do so via live stream, giving them a direct insight into how the future of the Galaxy ecosystem will be shaped. One thing is for sure, this year's Galaxy Event will be one of the most important tech events of the year.

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