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How to Watch Samsung's Galaxy S23 Unpacked Event

If you didn't get an invite to San Francisco, here's how to watch Samsung unveil the Galaxy S23 smartphone, new Galaxy Book laptop, and more at Unpacked 2023 on Feb. 1.

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Smartphone sales may have tanked in Q4, but Samsung is hoping Galaxy fans are ready to upgrade their handset to the Galaxy S23.

After a summer 2022 Unpacked event in New York City, Samsung is hitting up the other coast this week for a presentation that's expected to include the launch of the Galaxy S23 and new Galaxy Book laptops. If you didn't get an invite to attend in person at the Masonic Auditorium in San Francisco, though, you can watch online for a first look at Samsung's latest gear.

When Is Samsung's Unpacked Event?

Unpacked will kick off at 10 a.m. PT / 1 p.m. ET on Wednesday, Feb. 1.

How Can I Watch Samsung Unpacked?

Samsung will livestream its event on Samsung.com and its YouTube channel (embedded above).

What Will Samsung Unveil at Unpacked?

We have a full rundown on what we expect to see at Unpacked (plus a roundup of the top S23 rumors), but we're pretty confident you'll see an S23 smartphone, Galaxy Book laptop, and maybe a surprise or two.

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