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Samsung has introduced its latest Galaxy devices to the Australian market, unveiling a range that spans premium tablets, smartphones, earbuds and value-focused options. The line-up includes the Galaxy Tab S11 series, Galaxy S25 FE, Galaxy Buds3 FE, Galaxy Tab S10 Lite and Galaxy A17.
Eric Chou, Vice President of Mobile eXperience at Samsung Electronics Australia, said the launches reflected a strategy to make Ai-enabled features more widely available.
“We’re thrilled to be launching so many new products in the Galaxy ecosystem today that are aimed at enhancing communication, productivity and entertainment for even more Australians,” Chou said. “The launch of Galaxy Tab S11 series, Galaxy S25 FE, Galaxy Buds3 FE, Galaxy Tab S10 Lite, and Galaxy A17 furthers our commitment to democratise Ai to empower Australians to simplify their lives.”
Galaxy Tab S11 Series
The Galaxy Tab S11 Ultra and Tab S11 are positioned as premium tablets for professionals and creatives. Both models come with redesigned S Pen styluses in the box and Dynamic AMOLED 2X displays with peak brightness up to 1,600 nits.
The Tab S11 Ultra features a 14.6-inch screen with thin bezels, making it suitable for both productivity and entertainment. Powered by a 3nm processor, the tablet supports multitasking through an upgraded Samsung DeX system that offers Extended Mode, enabling up to four customised workspaces across dual external monitors.
Samsung said Ai tools embedded into the tablets provide real-time assistance across typing, voice and visual inputs. The Galaxy Tab S11 series starts at $1,399 in Australia and is available in Grey.
Galaxy S25 FE
The Galaxy S25 FE has been described as a “gateway to Galaxy Ai.” It combines an aluminium frame with a 120Hz Dynamic AMOLED 2X display.
Features include tools such as Photo Assist for editing, Instant Slow-mo to adjust video playback, and Generative Edit, which uses cloud-based Ai for more advanced adjustments. The device comes with a 12MP front camera and Samsung’s ProVisual Engine for low-light imaging.
With a 4,900mAh battery, 45W fast charging and a vapour chamber cooling system, the S25 FE is aimed at users who want productivity and creative tools at a lower entry price.
The device will be available in Icyblue, Jetblack and Navy starting from $1,099. Buyers will also receive six months of Google Ai Pro access to services such as Gemini and NotebookLM.
Galaxy Buds3 FE
Samsung has expanded its earbud range with the Galaxy Buds3 FE. The earbuds are designed with a bold blade look and support active noise cancellation and enhanced call clarity through machine learning.
The Buds3 FE also integrate Galaxy Ai features such as real-time translation when paired with compatible Galaxy smartphones. They will be available in Black and Grey at $249.
Galaxy Tab S10 Lite
The Galaxy Tab S10 Lite targets students and first-time tablet buyers. It includes a 10.9-inch display with Vision Booster, an 8,000mAh battery, and an S Pen in the box.
Samsung is bundling the device with creative and productivity apps such as Goodnotes, Clip Studio Paint, LumaFusion and Notion. The Tab S10 Lite will be sold in Grey, with Silver and Coralred as Samsung.com exclusives. Pricing starts at $599.
Galaxy A17
The Galaxy A17 is Samsung’s newest budget-friendly smartphone, available in both 5G and LTE models. It features a 6.7-inch Super AMOLED display with a 90Hz refresh rate and a triple camera system including 50MP wide and 5MP ultrawide lenses.
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The device includes Ai tools such as Circle to Search with Google and Gemini Live voice controls. Samsung said the A17 will be supported with up to six years of security updates, Knox Vault protection and an IP54 rating.
The Galaxy A17 5G will be priced from $349, while the LTE model will be released in Australia on 10 October for $299. Both will be available in Black.
Try Galaxy App
To encourage adoption, Samsung has relaunched its Try Galaxy app, which lets non-Samsung users test features such as Palm Selfie, Ai-powered camera functions and One UI 8. The app is designed to help potential customers experience Samsung’s ecosystem before committing.
Samsung said the expansion of its Galaxy range was aimed at ensuring Australians had more choice across price points while still accessing Ai-driven features.
Availability and Launch Deals
| Device | RRP | Colours | Samsung.com.au Online Exclusive Colours |
|---|---|---|---|
| Galaxy S25 FE | $1,099 (128GB) $1,199 (256GB) $1,399 (512GB) | Icyblue, Jetblack, Navy | N/A |
| Galaxy Tab S11 Ultra (Wi-Fi) | $2,099 (256GB + Wi-Fi) $2,299 (512GB + Wi-Fi) $2,799 (1TB + Wi-Fi) | Grey | N/A |
| Galaxy Tab S11 Ultra (5G) | $2,349 (256GB + 5G) $2,549 (512GB + 5G) $3,049 (1TB + 5G) | N/A | N/A |
| Galaxy Tab S11 (Wi-Fi) | $1,399 (128GB + Wi-Fi) $1,599 (256GB + Wi-Fi) $1,799 (512GB + Wi-Fi) | N/A | N/A |
| Galaxy Tab S11 (5G) | $1,649 (128GB + 5G) $1,849 (256GB + 5G) $2,049 (512GB + 5G) | N/A | N/A |
| Galaxy Buds3 FE | $249 | Black, Grey | N/A |
| Galaxy Tab S10 Lite | $599 (128GB + Wi-Fi) $749 (256GB + Wi-Fi) $799 (128GB + 5G) $949 (256GB + 5G) | Grey, Silver, Coralred | N/A |
| Galaxy A17 | $349 (5G) $299 (LTE) *Available in Australia from 10 October | Black | N/A |
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Last Updated on September 27, 2025 by Nick Ross
