How to Watch Galaxy Unpacked 2026 Live: Your Complete Guide
The countdown has officially begun. Samsung has confirmed that Galaxy Unpacked 2026 will take place on Wednesday, February 25, live from San Francisco.
Whether you're tuning in for the debut of the Galaxy S26 Ultra or the latest Galaxy AI breakthroughs, here is exactly how, when, and where you can watch the action unfold from anywhere in the world.
1. Where to Watch the Livestream
Samsung makes it easy to join the global audience across several platforms. You can stream the event for free on:
Samsung’s Official Website: Head to
Samsung.com Samsung Newsroom YouTube: The event will be live on
Samsung’s Official YouTube Channel Social Media: Samsung typically broadcasts a condensed version or live updates via X (formerly Twitter), Facebook, and Instagram.
2. When to Tune In (Global Timings)
The event kicks off at 10:00 AM Pacific Time. Since you're based in Pakistan, that puts the event late at night on February 25. Here is the schedule for major time zones:
| City / Region | Time Zone | Date & Time |
| Lahore / Karachi (PKT) | UTC+5 | Feb 25 @ 11:00 PM |
| San Francisco (PT) | UTC-8 | Feb 25 @ 10:00 AM |
| New York (ET) | UTC-5 | Feb 25 @ 1:00 PM |
| London (GMT) | UTC+0 | Feb 25 @ 6:00 PM |
| Dubai (GST) | UTC+4 | Feb 25 @ 10:00 PM |
| New Delhi (IST) | UTC+5:30 | Feb 25 @ 11:30 PM |
| Singapore (SGT) | UTC+8 | Feb 26 @ 2:00 AM |
3. Early Bird Perks: Register Now
If you’re planning on upgrading, don't wait for the event to end to visit the site. Samsung has already opened Pre-Reservations at
By "registering your interest" before the event starts, you can unlock exclusive "Unpacked" benefits, which often include:
$30 to $50 Instant Credit (no commitment required).
Enhanced Trade-in Offers (rumored up to $900 for older flagships).
Priority Delivery to get your S26 before everyone else.
4. What to Keep an Eye Out For
Beyond the phones, look for the "One More Thing" moment. Rumors are swirling about a deeper look at the Galaxy Ring 2 or a potential teaser for Samsung's long-awaited XR (Mixed Reality) glasses.
Quick Tip: If you can't watch the full two-hour show, keep an eye on the Samsung Newsroom immediately after the keynote for a high-res gallery and a "Spec Sheet" comparison of all three models.
