Samsung’s Secret Arsenal: 5 Gadgets Apple Wishes It Could Make

In the never-ending tech turf war between Samsung and Apple, we’ve all heard the arguments: Samsung fans love customization and variety, Apple loyalists swear by seamless integration and polish. But while both giants battle it out in phones and tablets, Samsung has quietly been building an arsenal of gadgets that Apple simply doesn’t offer. And some of them are so wild, so futuristic, so… Samsung, that they might just make you rethink your entire tech ecosystem.

Let’s dive into the five Samsung gadgets that Apple doesn’t make—and probably never will.

1. Foldable Smartphones: The Future is Folding

Imagine a phone that unfolds into a tablet. No, this isn’t sci-fi—it’s Samsung’s Galaxy Z Fold7 and Galaxy Z Flip7. While Apple clings to its rigid slab design, Samsung has embraced the foldable revolution.

• Galaxy Z Flip7: A compact clamshell that opens into a 6.9-inch screen, starting at $899.99.
• Galaxy Z Fold7: A powerhouse that unfolds into an 8-inch tablet, priced at $1,999.
• Galaxy Z TriFold: The wild card—a triple-folding device with a 10-inch screen, launching at $2,899.

Apple? Still stuck in 2017. Rumors of an “iPhone Fold” swirl, but Samsung is already on its third generation of foldables. If you want a phone that doubles as a mini tablet, Samsung is your only real option.

2. Smart Ring: Wearable Tech Gets Discreet

While Apple dominates the smartwatch market with the Apple Watch, Samsung took a different route: the Galaxy Ring. This sleek titanium ring tracks your health, monitors sleep, and even lets you control your phone—all without the bulk of a watch.

• Battery life: Up to 14 days (vs. Apple Watch’s 38 hours in low-battery mode).
• Features: Heart rate, sleep tracking, activity monitoring, and more.
• Compatibility: Requires a Samsung Galaxy smartphone.

Apple has no smart ring in its lineup, and while competitors like Oura exist, the Galaxy Ring’s integration with Samsung’s ecosystem makes it a standout.

3. Stylus Phones: Draw, Write, and Create

For artists, note-takers, and anyone who loves precision, Samsung’s Galaxy S25 Ultra is a game-changer. It comes with a built-in S Pen, turning your phone into a digital canvas.

• Features: Take notes, draw, annotate, translate languages, and more.
• Compatibility: Works with Galaxy Z Fold 6 and 7 (pen sold separately).
• Apple’s response: None. Apple sells the Apple Pencil, but it only works with iPads, not iPhones.

If you want a stylus phone, Samsung is your only option. Apple has explored the idea but hasn’t committed—yet.

4. Smart Refrigerators: The Kitchen of the Future

Apple doesn’t make refrigerators. Samsung does—and they’re not just any fridges. The Samsung Bespoke 4-Door Flex Refrigerator with AI Family Hub is a smart appliance that doubles as an entertainment hub.

• Features: 32-inch touchscreen, Alexa integration, Wi-Fi connectivity, and even a camera to see inside your fridge remotely.
• Price: $3,499.
• Why it’s cool: Share photos, stream music, and control your fridge from your phone.

While Apple focuses on your pocket and wrist, Samsung is bringing AI to your kitchen.

5. Vacuum Cleaners: Clean Smarter, Not Harder

Apple doesn’t make vacuum cleaners. Samsung does—and they’re packed with AI. The Bespoke Jet Stick vacuums are Wi-Fi-enabled, self-emptying, and smart enough to adjust power based on floor type.

• Models: Bespoke AI Jet Lite ($599.99) and Bespoke AI Jet Ultra ($899.99).
• Battery life: Up to 100 minutes.
• Why it’s cool: AI cleaning mode, automatic dustbin emptying, and app control.

While Apple sticks to phones and computers, Samsung is vacuuming up the smart home market.

Final Thoughts: Samsung’s Gadget Empire

Samsung isn’t just a smartphone company—it’s a tech empire that spans foldables, wearables, appliances, and even vacuum cleaners. While Apple dominates in certain areas, Samsung’s willingness to experiment and innovate has led to gadgets that Apple simply doesn’t offer.

So, if you’re looking for a foldable phone, a smart ring, a stylus phone, a fridge with a touchscreen, or a vacuum that empties itself, Samsung is your go-to. Apple may be the king of integration, but Samsung is the king of variety—and sometimes, variety is the spice of tech life.

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