Samsung Malaysia Electronics has announced the availability of three (3) new devices in its Galaxy ecosystem: the Galaxy S25 FE smartphone, the Galaxy Tab S11 tablet series, and the Galaxy Buds3 FE earbuds, all now available for purchase in Malaysia.

The Galaxy S25 FE positions itself as an all-purpose device, combining artificial intelligence capabilities with performance features aimed at content creators. The smartphone includes Generative Edit, Instant Slow-mo, and Audio Eraser tools, alongside a 12MP ProVisual Engine front camera and Super HDR technology.

The device features a 6.7-inch Dynamic AMOLED 2X display housed in an Armor Aluminum frame. Power comes from a 4,900mAh battery supporting 45W fast charging. Running on One UI 8 with Galaxy AI, the S25 FE includes multimodal tools such as Gemini Live and Circle to Search. Samsung has committed to providing seven years of software updates and Knox security support.

The Galaxy S25 FE is available in Navy, Jetblack, Icyblue, and White, with pricing starting at RM3,099 for the 256GB model and RM3,699 for the 512GB variant.

Samsung’s latest tablet lineup offers two options: the portable 11-inch Tab S11 and the larger 14.6-inch Tab S11 Ultra. Both models run on a 3nm processor and feature Galaxy AI capabilities along with an upgraded S Pen equipped with Quick Tools.

The standard Tab S11 emphasises portability with its slim profile and extended battery life, while the Tab S11 Ultra targets power users with workstation-level productivity features, including Samsung DeX, a larger display, enhanced battery capacity, and expanded memory configurations.

The Galaxy Tab S11 series became available in Malaysia on 19 September 2025, offered in Silver and Gray colour options. Pricing ranges from RM3,899 for the Tab S11 WiFi (12GB + 256GB) to RM6,999 for the Tab S11 Ultra 5G (12GB + 512GB).

Completing the ecosystem expansion, the Galaxy Buds3 FE earbuds feature enhanced active noise cancellation, larger speakers, and Crystal Clear Call technology designed for clear audio in challenging environments.

The earbuds incorporate intuitive pinch and swipe controls with seamless pairing capabilities and Auto Switch functionality for transitions between Galaxy devices. Built-in AI features enable hands-free music playback, task management, and conversation translation.

The Galaxy Buds3 FE carries a recommended retail price of RM499 and is available in Black and Gray.

Samsung is running several promotional campaigns for the new devices. From 19 September to 19 October 2025, customers can receive rebates of up to RM850 on the Galaxy S25 FE. Those who purchased Samsung Reservation+ Vouchers for RM50 between 4 September and 22 September 2025 will receive an e-voucher worth RM250, plus rebates of up to RM600 for storage upgrades.

The Reservation+ Vouchers can also be applied toward Galaxy Tab S11 purchases. Additionally, customers bundling the Galaxy S25 FE or Tab S11 series with the Galaxy Buds3 FE can purchase the earbuds for RM349, a discount of RM150 from the standard retail price.

Galaxy Tab S11 purchasers are eligible for promotional bundles including a Book Cover Keyboard Slim and S Pen valued at up to RM1,208, double storage upgrades worth up to RM500, and savings of up to 30% on selected Galaxy products and branded mobile accessories. (All promotions are available on a first-come, first-served basis while stocks last, and terms and conditions apply.)

The devices are now available for purchase through Samsung’s official website and authorised retailers across Malaysia. For more information, head over to samsung.com/my

---

Samsung Malaysia Receives ESGBusiness Award 2025 for Sustainability Efforts

Samsung Malaysia Electronics has been awarded the ESGBusiness Award 2025, recognising the company’s commitment to environmental sustainability and responsible business practices.

The recognition highlights Samsung Malaysia’s efforts in implementing environmental, social, and governance (ESG) initiatives that aim to reduce environmental impact while maintaining business innovation. The company has introduced several programs focused on reducing waste, extending product lifecycles, and promoting responsible disposal practices.

Samsung Malaysia’s sustainability strategy includes a significant focus on digitalisation to minimise paper consumption. The company implemented an e-queue service ticket system that enables customers to manage service appointments without physical documentation.

Between 2022 and 2024, Samsung transitioned approximately 359,907 transactions to paperless alternatives. The company estimates this shift prevented the consumption of resources equivalent to 35 trees. The digital approach serves dual purposes of operational efficiency and environmental conservation.

The Eco Repair initiative represents Samsung’s effort to combat electronic waste by encouraging product repair rather than replacement. The program offers customers affordable repair options designed to extend the functional life of their devices.

During the 2022-2024 period, Samsung’s repair services handled approximately 41,419 mobile devices and 18,417 televisions. The company calculates that these repairs contributed to resource conservation equivalent to preserving 131,316 trees by preventing the manufacturing of replacement units.

To address proper disposal of electronic products, Samsung established Eco Recycle Boxes at service centers throughout Malaysia. These collection points provide customers with accessible locations to responsibly dispose of outdated devices, tablets, and accessories.

By the end of 2024, the program had accumulated 138.68 kilograms of electronic waste. The collected materials are processed through environmentally responsible recycling channels rather than being directed to landfills.

Samsung Malaysia positions the ESGBusiness Award as validation of its comprehensive sustainability framework, which relies on customer participation alongside corporate initiatives. The company emphasises that each paperless transaction, repaired device, and recycled product represents a component of broader environmental objectives.

The electronics manufacturer indicates it will continue developing eco-conscious solutions as part of its ongoing ESG roadmap. Samsung Malaysia maintains that technological innovation and environmental responsibility are complementary goals within its business strategy.

The company operates under the principle that incremental actions across its customer base and operations collectively contribute to measurable environmental outcomes in Malaysia’s corporate sustainability landscape.

.

Images courtesy of Samsung Malaysia