Samsung Announced More Than Just the S26 Lineup: You Can Also Get the New Galaxy Buds 4 Pro

If you haven't heard, Samsung unveiled a bunch of new products during the Galaxy Unpacked event yesterday. This includes the all-new Galaxy Buds and a new flagship lineup of S26 phones. Right now, you can preorder the new Samsung Galaxy Buds 4 and 4 Pro directly at Samsung. 

Check below to see how you can preorder all the new devices and gear. 

Samsung Galaxy Buds 4 Pro: $250 $250 at Samsung

The Samsung Galaxy Buds 4 Pro have improved Adaptive Noise Canceling 2.0, Bluetooth 6.1 and Voice Detect. The earbuds automatically switch to ambient mode when they detect you're having a conversation or sirens are nearby. You'll get up to 6 hours of noise-canceling listening time per charge and an extra 20 hours of charging in the case. 

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CNET headphones expert David Carnoy was super impressed with these headphones. He explains how they "look snazzier, fit a bit better, and they have upgraded sound and slightly improved performance all-around." That's why he awarded them a CNET Editors' Choice." These buds are available in Black or White. 

These earbuds are listed at $250. There aren't any preorder discount offers at Samsung right now, but you can get 30% off the Heritage Dancheong case with your purchase, as well as a free three-month trial of Samsung Health. Plus, there's an exclusive online color option called rose gold. 

Samsung Galaxy Buds 4: $180 $180 at Samsung

The Samsung Galaxy Buds 4 are a terrific option if you don't want something as fancy as the Galaxy Buds 4 Pro. These buds can be controlled by touch, such as swipes or pinches. They can even translate other languages, acting as your own personal translator. 

They're splash- and dust-resistant, so don't be scared to take them to the gym or on an adventure. If you often take calls with earbuds, you'll appreciate the crystal-clear call quality. These buds come in two colors: black or white

These earbuds are listed at $180. There aren't any preorder discount offers at Samsung, but you can get 30% off the Heritage Dancheong case with your purchase, as well as a free three-month trial to Samsung Health. 

Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra: Starting at $1,300 See at Samsung

The Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra is made for power users who want top-tier camera hardware, top productivity features and maximum performance. The camera is amazing as well. It has a 200-megapixel main camera, a 50-megapixel ultrawide and a 10-megapixel telephoto, with new AI-powered editing tools and improved low-light performance. 

Causing the biggest buzz is the new privacy screen feature. CNET mobile expert Abrar Al-Heeti explains, "I was impressed with how well this functioned in person, and I appreciate the level of customization, so you don't have to be mysterious all the time." The phone comes in six colors, which include two online-exclusive colors. 

This phone starts at $1,300, but there are ways to save. If you have a device to trade in, you can save up to $900. The exact amount depends on what you're trading in and its condition. If you don't have something to trade in, you can still get $150 of instant credit. That drops the starting price down to $1,150.

Samsung Galaxy S26 Plus: Starting at $1,100 See at Samsung

The Samsung Galaxy S26 Plus offers a 50-megapixel main camera paired with an ultrawide. It also has the Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 for Galaxy chip. It comes with 12GB of RAM and up to 512GB of storage, along with faster 45-watt wired charging. This phone is packed with AI features as well. 

CNET phone expert Patrick Holland suggests, "Whether it's taking better selfies, swapping out a shirt you're wearing in a photo for another, or delivering relevant info and resources at your fingertips when you need them, the Galaxy S26 and S26 Plus might be that turning point that convinces people skeptical of AI to give it a try." The phone comes in six colors, including two online-exclusive colors. 

This phone starts at $1,100, but there are a couple of ways to save more. If you have a device to trade in, you can save up to $700. The exact amount depends on what you're trading in and its condition. If you don't have something to trade in, you can still get $150 of instant credit. That drops the starting price down to $950.

Samsung Galaxy S26: Starting at $900 See at Samsung

Finally, the base model of this series is the Samsung Galaxy S26. This phone is the most compact and affordable model in the lineup. The screen uses an AMOLED display with a 120Hz adaptive refresh rate. It runs on Qualcomm's Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 for Galaxy processor, making it super speedy. 

The phone uses a triple-camera system including a 50-megapixel main sensor, a 12-megapixel ultrawide, and a 10-megapixel telephoto, along with a 12-megapixel selfie camera. The phone even comes with seven years of OS and security updates. Just like the others, this phone comes in six colors, which include two online-exclusive colors. 

This phone starts at $900 but there are ways to save. If you have a device to trade in, you can save up to $500. The exact amount depends on what you're trading in and its condition. There is no instant credit for this model.

Overall, even though these phones have just been released, you can save a decent amount when you preorder from Samsung. If you're more interested in the headphones, Samsung may not offer any direct discounts, but it's offering a free three-month trial of Samsung Health with the purchase of these buds. 

Take a look at the rest of the preorder deals for Samsung's new releases. Just keep in mind, both the phone and the earbuds will not start shipping until their release date of March 11.