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Samsung unveils Christmas tech range from AUD $499

Samsung unveils Christmas tech range from AUD $499

Fri, 6th Nov 2026 (Today)
Mara Sugue
MARA SUGUE News Editor

Samsung Australia has published its 2026 Christmas product selection, spanning smartphones, wearables, audio devices, televisions, home appliances, monitors and storage products.

The range is grouped by gift category and includes several headline picks: the Galaxy Z Fold8 for trend-focused buyers, the Bespoke AI Family Hub Refrigerator for the kitchen, the R95H 4K Micro RGB AI Smart TV for home viewing and the Odyssey OLED G80SH monitor for gaming.

Prices range from AUD $499 for products such as the Samsung Music Studio 5 speaker and the 9100 Pro SSD to AUD $4,499 for the Bespoke AI Family Hub Refrigerator. Several television and monitor lines are listed with starting prices rather than a single figure, reflecting multiple size options.

Phones and Wearables

Samsung places the Galaxy Z Fold8 at the top of its seasonal list, with a recommended retail price of AUD $2,699. The foldable phone is aimed at users who want a device that shifts from a smaller cover screen to a larger display for reading, streaming, gaming and multitasking.

The Galaxy S26 FE is priced at AUD $1,149 and positioned as a lower-cost entry into the wider Galaxy S26 line-up. In wearables, the Galaxy Watch9 is listed at AUD $649, while the Galaxy Watch Ultra2 is listed at AUD $1,299.

Both watches focus on health and fitness tracking, with the Ultra2 positioned for more intensive sports use. The range shows Samsung using the holiday period to present multiple entry points into its mobile ecosystem, from premium foldables to lower-priced handsets and connected accessories.

Home Entertainment

Television and audio products make up a large part of the selection. Samsung highlights the R95H 4K Micro RGB AI Smart TV as its leading pick for a home cinema upgrade, with prices starting at AUD $3,999 across sizes from 65 inches to 85 inches.

The S95H OLED AI Smart TV also starts at AUD $3,999, with models ranging from 55 inches to 83 inches. Another prominent product is The Frame, which starts at AUD $1,299 and is offered in sizes from 43 inches to 98 inches, underscoring Samsung's focus on buyers who want a television to double as a design feature in the home.

The Movingstyle, a portable screen with a detachable display and stand, is listed at AUD $1,999. In audio, the HW-Q990H Soundbar is priced at AUD $1,999, while the Music Studio 5 and Music Studio 7 speakers are listed at AUD $499 and AUD $749 respectively.

Appliances

Samsung is also using the Christmas selection to push further into connected household appliances. The Bespoke AI Laundry Combo, which combines washing and drying functions, starts at AUD $3,999. The Bespoke AI Family Hub Refrigerator starts at AUD $4,499.

These products sit at the upper end of the list and show how Samsung is framing large appliances as gift purchases alongside traditional consumer electronics. The approach broadens the seasonal campaign beyond smaller devices and into premium household spending.

Gaming and Storage

Monitors and storage products form another major section of the range. The Odyssey G8 6K Gaming Monitor starts at AUD $1,899, while the Odyssey OLED G80SH starts at AUD $1,299. Samsung also includes the Smart Monitor 4K M7 from AUD $699 and the 9100 Pro SSD from AUD $499.

The line-up points to broader targeting of both gaming and work-from-home users. The Smart Monitor 4K M7 is presented as a multi-use screen for work, entertainment and cloud gaming, while the SSD is marketed as a practical add-on for people who need more local storage for games, files or creative work.

Most products in the selection are available through Samsung's own sales channels and major electronics retailers, with some appliances and screens also listed through selected appliance retailers. The spread of categories, prices and retail outlets suggests Samsung is seeking a broad share of end-of-year consumer spending, from mobile upgrades and televisions to major whitegoods and desktop accessories.

The highest starting price on the list is AUD $4,499 for the Bespoke AI Family Hub Refrigerator, while the lowest is AUD $499 for the Music Studio 5 and the 9100 Pro SSD.