CNET también está disponible en español.

Don't show this again

.slidecontrols a.js {display:none !important;} Next

Prev Next

1 of 22

New accessories at Samsung Unpacked (pictures)

Accessories at Samsung Unpacked 2015

Samsung's keyboard accessory for the Galaxy S6 follows the traditional QWERTY format and locks into place at the bottom of the screen.

Photo by: Sarah Tew / CNET

Accessories at Samsung Unpacked 2015

Once it's snapped into place, the handset automatically senses it and consolidates the graphics into the top two-thirds of the display for 100 percent visibility.

Photo by: Sarah Tew / CNET

Accessories at Samsung Unpacked 2015

The keyboard works by sensing finger presses underneath the buttons, so the accessory doesn't actually have any batteries inside.

Photo by: Sarah Tew / CNET

Accessories at Samsung Unpacked 2015

When you're not using the keyboard, you can snap it onto the back of the phone to get the most out of the touch screen.

Photo by: Sarah Tew / CNET

Accessories at Samsung Unpacked 2015

Both phones will support a new audio feature that claims to backfill the fidelity lost in Bluetooth compression, compatible with the company's Level series of wireless headphones.

Photo by: Sarah Tew / CNET

Accessories at Samsung Unpacked 2015

The usual suspects are onboard to sell cases for both handsets, including Case-Mate, Speck and more.

Photo by: Sarah Tew / CNET

Accessories at Samsung Unpacked 2015

Samsung will also offer an external battery pack available for both phones for users who need an extra power boost on the run.

Photo by: Sarah Tew / CNET

Accessories at Samsung Unpacked 2015

The keyboard cover comes in three colors: black, silver and gold. It arrives in September for $80, which works out to about £50 or AU$110.

Photo by: Sarah Tew / CNET

Accessories at Samsung Unpacked 2015

The Samsung S View Cover is available in a variety of colors and features a window that lets you check notifications and even take a picture using the space as a viewfinder.

Photo by: Sarah Tew / CNET

Accessories at Samsung Unpacked 2015

The Samsung Level U Bluetooth headphones are made of flexible urethane and are designed to snap apart when they're not in use. Each ear has a 12mm speaker and works together with the phones to answer calls using the built-in noise-canceling microphone.

Photo by: Sarah Tew / CNET

Accessories at Samsung Unpacked 2015

The Level On headphones are available in both wired and wireless options, and both have 40mm drivers with active noise canceling technology starting at $249.

Photo by: Sarah Tew / CNET

Accessories at Samsung Unpacked 2015

Samsung's external charging pad uses Qi induction technology for wireless juicing via a wall charger or USB port. A built-in LED indicates when your phone begins to charge, and there's no need to remove the cover for it to work. It's available in black and white for $49.99.

Photo by: Sarah Tew / CNET

Accessories at Samsung Unpacked 2015

The new flip wallet comes in your choice of leather or fabric details in a swath of colors. The phone automatically turns on and off as you flip it open and the material provides all-around protection for $29.99.

Photo by: Sarah Tew / CNET

Accessories at Samsung Unpacked 2015

Kate Spade designed this Hybrid Hardshell case for the new Samsung devices, offering a durable rubberized exterior that protects from drops and dents. It's available in four colors for $39.99.

Photo by: Sarah Tew / CNET

Accessories at Samsung Unpacked 2015

Photo by: Sarah Tew / CNET

Accessories at Samsung Unpacked 2015

The Samsung Level Box Mini is a micro Bluetooth speaker with NFC technology that lets you pair your device with just a simple tap. Available in three colors for $99.99

Photo by: Sarah Tew / CNET

Accessories at Samsung Unpacked 2015

Samsung teams with luxury accessories manufacturer Mont Blanc to bring its own line of collaborative cases in rich leather for the Galaxy phones.

Photo by: Sarah Tew / CNET

Accessories at Samsung Unpacked 2015

The Samsung Level On headphones use Bluetooth technology with an apt-X codec compatibility to deliver (supposedly) high-quality audio with a limited loss in fidelity.

Photo by: Sarah Tew / CNET

Accessories at Samsung Unpacked 2015

In conjunction with the Samsung Level app, the headphones offer extra volume monitoring and text-to-speech compatibility when connected.

Photo by: Sarah Tew / CNET

Accessories at Samsung Unpacked 2015

The headphones are designed for comfort with plush cushions and extra padding underneath the headband to support long-term listening comfort.

Photo by: Sarah Tew / CNET

Accessories at Samsung Unpacked 2015

Touch-sensitive controls are accessible on the side of the ear cups and let you navigate through tracks, control the volume and answer phone calls.

Photo by: Sarah Tew / CNET

Accessories at Samsung Unpacked 2015

When you pair the headphones with the Samsung app, you can use the company's SoundAlive equalizer and choose from 25 different effects to match your personal audio profile.

Photo by: Sarah Tew / CNET

REVIEW

The most beautiful phone ever has one wildly annoying issue

he Samsung Galaxy S8's fast speeds and fantastic curved screen make it a top phone for 2017, but the annoying fingerprint reader could sour your experience.

Hot Products

Samsung Galaxy S6
The first great smartphone of 2015 £25.05
Apple Watch
Beautiful and bold...with complications £274.05
Apple MacBook Pro 13-inch (2015)
The new no-compromise MacBook