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Samsung Galaxy M52 5G (credit: Amazon)

Less than a year old, this excellent mid-range phone can handle all your social media and gaming needs.

Thanks to the octa-core processor and the 6 GB RAM, you have plenty of room to multitask, and with the large 128 GB memory, you have plenty of room for photos and videos.

Speaking of photos, the triple-lens camera on the back consists of a 64-megapixel main camera with f/1.8 aperture, a 12-megapixel wide-angle camera with f/2.2 aperture and 123° field of view, and a 5 MP macro camera with f/2.4 aperture. .

The Samsung Galaxy Tab S8 Ultra (credit: Amazon)

Fair warning: this is not a small tablet. There is a reason why Samsung added the word ‘Ultra’ to the title.

The Tab S8 Ultra has a giant 14.6-inch screen that’s great for taking notes with the S Pen stylus or other productivity tasks like spreadsheets or presentations. And thanks to a resolution of 1,848 x 2,960, videos look great too.

As you’d expect, there’s a high-end Snapdragon 8 Gen 1 chip that will power all the most demanding apps in the Google Play Store. Make sure you have a backpack big enough for this monster.

The Samsung Galaxy Watch 4 Classic (Credit: Amazon)

Samsung’s excellent Galaxy Watch 4 Classic is pretty much the ultimate wrist accessory. It tracks your fitness, your to-do list and displays notifications on the 1.4-inch, 450 x 450 AMOLED circular screen.

With a whopping 16GB of storage, you can charge this watch with apps, and Samsung added a rotating bezel that lets you scroll through it without having to poke the screen.

The Samsung Galaxy Buds Pro (credit: Amazon)

If you’re picking up a Samsung phone or tablet, the Galaxy Buds Pro really should be your first stop when it comes to accessories.

They offer multi-point linking between different devices and hands-free support for Bixby – Samsung’s answer to Alexa.

The earbuds also use Samsung’s proprietary Scalable Audio technology. Getting technical means they support UHQ audio streaming over Bluetooth at up to 24-bit/96kHz. In a nutshell, they sound great.

There’s also support for Samsung’s SmartThings Finder and a really nice feature called multi-mic recording, which lets you use the Buds as a lapel mic stand-in when recording videos on your Samsung phone.

The Samsung 870 QVO SSD (credit: Amazon)

Let’s face it: it’s really easy to fill up your laptop’s storage space.

The good news is that Samsung’s internal SSD gives you an instant boost and blazing-fast read/write speeds.

Upgrading is easy for any desktop PC or laptop that supports a standard 2.5-inch SATA form factor. You can just plug it into the SATA slot and let the software do the rest.