The upcoming IFA 2025 event will mark a major step in Samsung AI appliances and smart home technology. From September 5 to September 9, 2025, Samsung will showcase its new AI-powered home appliances alongside the groundbreaking Micro RGB TV.
Samsung AI appliances at IFA 2025
Samsung has confirmed it will unveil several AI-driven smart home devices at its booth in Berlin. These appliances are designed to integrate seamlessly with SmartThings, Samsung’s connected platform, providing consumers with smarter, more efficient living experiences.
A highlight of this lineup is the AI Home concept, which uses multimodal information from connected devices to analyze user behavior and adapt to daily needs. Samsung has also introduced One UI for home appliances and a seven-year software update policy, ensuring long-term functionality and security.
Micro RGB TV debut
Alongside its smart appliances, Samsung is showcasing the Micro RGB TV, featuring micro-sized RGB LEDs that provide a wider range of colors and improved brightness. Already available in South Korea, the TV will soon arrive in the USA, further expanding Samsung’s premium entertainment lineup.
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Expanding the AI Home vision
CK Kim, Executive Vice President and Head of Samsung’s Digital Appliances Business, emphasized that Samsung AI appliances will become “an integral part of our lives.” The company plans to integrate Ambient AI into its offerings, building a home ecosystem that adapts intelligently to the user.
The AI Home vision was first teased during the Galaxy Unpacked July 2025 event, where Samsung announced the Galaxy Z Flip 7 and Z Fold 7. At IFA 2025, this vision becomes reality, with consumers able to interact directly with the new ecosystem.
More devices expected at IFA 2025
In addition to Samsung AI appliances and the Micro RGB TV, the company is expected to showcase other devices, including the Galaxy Buds 3 FE and the Galaxy Tab S10 Lite. Together, these announcements reinforce Samsung’s strategy to unify mobile and home technologies under its AI-powered ecosystem.
The debut of Samsung AI appliances at IFA 2025 signals the start of a new chapter in connected living. By combining powerful hardware, long-term support, and AI-driven features, Samsung is positioning itself at the forefront of the smart home revolution.
