Samsung Shows Galaxy S26 FE in Dedicated IFA 2026 Space in Berlin
Samsung chose a dedicated venue outside the main IFA hall for the second time this year, following CES 2026, to let visitors experience its AI products across phones, TVs, and appliances.
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Samsung held its own event space at IFA 2026 in Berlin, away from the main hall, to show the Galaxy S26 FE and its AI ecosystem. The phone went on sale globally on September 4, uses the Exynos 2500, and starts at 799 euros, about 145,000 yen. Foldables and smartwatches were also on display. Japan release plans are unknown.
Samsung held its IFA 2026 event at the Humboldt Carre Conference in Berlin, a second time it has set up away from a major exhibition hall after CES 2026 in Las Vegas. The venue split into three zones: entertainment around televisions, home companion around AI appliances, and mobile and wearable.
The Galaxy S26 FE, which went on sale globally on September 4, was the phone on show. It is slightly larger than the Galaxy S26+ despite the same display size. The Pistachio color matches the Galaxy Z Fold8 announced in August.
The event ran under the theme "Companion to AI Living," with the Micro RGB TV line also presented, including the 2026 R95H in sizes from 55 to 115 inches.
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