Samsung Electronics announced on Monday that its latest innovation, the Galaxy Z Trifold, was named “Best Overall” and “Best Mobile Tech” at CNET‘s Best of CES 2026 Awards.
CNET, an official partner of the Consumer Technology Association (CTA), conducted a rigorous evaluation of CES 2026 exhibits with over 40 tech experts. Based on the judging criteria including new concept, solve a major consumer problem, and set high performance and quality standards, they selected 63 winners across 22 categories and one “Best Overall” winner.
The Galaxy Z Tri-Fold earned high praise for its eye-catching design and practical functionality. CNET hailed it as a true hybrid leader, seamlessly integrating a full-size tablet and smartphone into a sleek, compact form factor.
They commended Samsung for pushing the boundaries of mobile technology, noting that the Tri-Fold represents a significant leap forward in creating more sophisticated and versatile foldable devices.
In the “Best TV or Home Cinema” category, Samsung’s premium OLED TV lineup, the S95H series, took the top honors.
CNET highlighted the Samsung OLED S95H lineup as a standout at CES, noting its impressive 35% increase in brightness compared to previous models.
Notably, it is the first Samsung OLED TV to feature proprietary burn-in prevention technology, allowing users to view static images for extended periods without concern. This innovation enables viewers to enjoy over 5,000 high-resolution artworks from the Samsung Art Store. The S95H also features a Zero Gap Wall Mount for a completely flush installation.
Samsung’s Music Studio 5, making its debut at CES 2026, clinched the award for “Best Home Audio.” This innovative audio system was crafted by renowned French furniture designer Erwan Bouroullec, also known for his work on Samsung’s lifestyle TV, The Serif.
Additionally, Samsung Electronics received a total of 27 CES Innovation Awards organized by the Consumer Technology Association. These included 12 for video displays, 4 for home appliances, 3 for mobile devices, 7 for semiconductors, and 1 for Harman.
