Last update: February 3, 2023 at 17:53 UTC+01:00
Samsung brought the epic in-store experience back to San Francisco after Unpacked. The company has opened a new Galaxy Experience space in the Golden Gate city, where visitors can experience the new Galaxy S23 and Galaxy Book 3 lineups in person, learn about Samsung’s sustainability efforts, play mobile games and take epic photos that simulate zero-mid gravity.
The Galaxy Experience Space at 11 Powell Street in San Francisco will be open to everyone for three weeks. Visitors are greeted by a large screen surrounded by an array of previous-generation Galaxy smartphones working together to create a space that almost resembles a contemporary art exhibit.
The epic store has different areas over two floors, each demonstrating various facets of the Galaxy experience in 2023, including the Share the epic, Capture the epic, Play epic, Create the epic, Portrait workshopand SmartThings areas.
Take epic photos, play games, discover the Samsung ecosystem
The epic experience prepared by Samsung for fans allows visitors to experience the gaming performance of the Galaxy S23 series, how the new smartphones fit into the Galaxy Book 3 lineup, and all about the gaming platform. smart home, SmartThings.
The spaces also explain Samsung’s sustainability efforts and how the company used recycled materials to develop the Galaxy S23 series. The “Share the Epic” area is dedicated to showcasing Samsung’s process of incorporating eco-friendly materials into its latest Galaxy devices.
Visitors can also take epic photos in the Capture the epic And Portrait workshop areas. They can record videos that simulate a weightless experience through smart camera tricks or strike a pose in the Portrait Studio area and see their images featured in the Samsung Portrait Gallery.
Since the Galaxy S23 series is powered by a fine-tuned Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 chipset, Samsung also took this opportunity to allow visitors to test the performance of its new phones by playing fast-paced mobile games in a dedicated gaming area. . The chipset powering the S23 range has been overclocked with higher CPU and GPU frequencies for optimal performance, and the new flagship phones have larger cooling vapor chambers.
Samsung’s Epic Experience Space in San Francisco will remain open until February 25. Galaxy S23 smartphones and Galaxy Book 3 laptops are available for pre-order in-store and through the Samsung online store. They are due out of the pre-order period and hit shelves on February 17.


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