Samsung's launching its new products with some solid offers

Samsung's big Galaxy event a few weeks back unveiled the S25 FE, and today that phone, alongside the S11 series tablets, the Buds3 FE, the Tab S10 Lite and the Galaxy A17 budget smartphone all hit Aussie shelves.

It's become a bit of a standard launch window for Samsung to drop its Fan Edition Galaxy S device alongside its updated S-series tablet.

If you're thinking about picking up one of the new devices, here's what's on offer.

Galaxy S25 FE: The premium gateway

The Galaxy S25 FE is positioned as Samsung's "gateway to Galaxy AI," starting at $1,099 for the 128GB model. You can step up to 256GB for $1,199 or go all-out with 512GB at $1,399. It comes in three colours: Icyblue, Jetblack, and Navy.

The phone packs a 120Hz Dynamic AMOLED 2X display with an aluminium frame, plus AI-powered features like Photo Assist with Instant Slow-mo and Generative Edit.

Samsung has upgraded the front camera to 12MP and included a larger 4,900mAh battery with 45W fast charging – improvements over the previous S24 FE. As a sweetener, buyers get six months of Google AI Pro bundled in.

Launch offers vary by retailer, with Samsung's own stores offering up to $200 off storage upgrades until October 15th, while JB Hi-Fi has a flat $250 discount and telcos like Telstra are offering up to $400 off with eligible plans.

Galaxy Tab S11 Series: Premium productivity

Samsung's flagship tablets come in two sizes this year. The regular Galaxy Tab S11 starts at $1,399 for Wi-Fi (128GB) and climbs to $2,049 for the 512GB 5G model. The Ultra jumps up to $2,099 for the base Wi-Fi model and tops out at a hefty $3,049 for 1TB with 5G.

Both tablets feature 3nm processors, Dynamic AMOLED 2X displays with 1,600 nits peak brightness, and come with Samsung's redesigned S Pen in the box. The Ultra boasts a massive 14.6-inch display while maintaining Samsung's thinnest tablet profile yet. Samsung DeX gets an upgrade too, with Extended Mode supporting dual external monitors.

The launch promotions are generous – most major retailers are offering $200 storage upgrades plus $250 gift cards until late October. Harvey Norman sweetens the deal further by throwing in a Book Cover Keyboard (worth $299-399).

Galaxy Buds3 FE: AI audio on a budget

At $249, the Galaxy Buds3 FE bring Samsung's distinctive Blade design to a more affordable price point. Available in Black and Grey, they pack Active Noise Cancellation, enhanced bass, and Galaxy AI integration for features like real-time translation when paired with compatible Galaxy phones.

Samsung and JB Hi-Fi are both offering an introductory price of $199 (down from $249) until October 15th, while Telstra is knocking $100 off until October 20th.

Galaxy Tab S10 Lite: The student special

For those wanting tablet functionality without the premium price, the Tab S10 Lite starts at $599 for 128GB Wi-Fi, with options up to $949 for 256GB 5G. The 10.9-inch display includes Vision Booster for outdoor visibility, an S Pen in the box, and an 8,000mAh battery.

It comes in Grey as standard, with Silver and Coral Red exclusive to Samsung.com. Samsung is offering $80 off until October 22nd, making it an even more attractive option for students or casual users.

Galaxy A17: The budget contender

Samsung's newest A-series phone comes in two variants: the Galaxy A17 5G at $349 (available now) and the standard Galaxy A17 at $299 (launching October 10th). Both feature a 6.7-inch Super AMOLED display with 90Hz refresh, triple camera system, and integration with Google's Gemini Live AI assistant.

The A17 represents Samsung's push to bring AI features to budget-conscious buyers, with up to six years of security updates and Knox Vault protection included.

With launch offers running through October and November, there's plenty of incentive to jump in early if any of these devices catch your eye.