Samsung commercial. A collection of commercials for electronic devices and home appliances, including the Galaxy.
Samsung, a South Korea–based electronics manufacturer, is the company behind Galaxy, known for its smartphones and tablets.
If you use an Android device, there’s a good chance you’ve used a Galaxy series device at some point.
In this article, we’ll introduce a selection of Samsung commercials all at once.
Galaxy commercials in particular are known for their sophisticated visuals and music, and their stylish ads often become a hot topic.
If there’s a commercial you’ve seen on TV or the web that caught your attention, be sure to check it out.
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Samsung commercials: A compilation of ads for Galaxy and other electronic devices and home appliances (71–80)
Galaxy S8 / S8+ “Gear 360, Bixby (Shopping), Infinity Display, Camera, Iris Authentication”
Here’s a Galaxy S8 commercial with a “Get ahead of the competition!” vibe.
What really makes it so cool is the band sound, of course.
Just like Apple once used rock band tracks in their ads, this one features an amazing fuzz guitar from the rock band Way Way Okay! I’d love to hear more of their songs, but for now the band remains shrouded in mystery.
Galaxy S22 | S22 Ultra “On sale now!”
The commercial “Galaxy S22 | S22 Ultra: On Sale Now!” leaves a strong impression with its imagery of a man filming a city at night.
The song featured in the ad, “Land of 1000 Dances,” was recorded in 1966 by American singer Wilson Pickett.
In Japan, it’s also well known under the title “Dance Heaven.” Its lively beat and humorous vocal delivery leave a lasting impression.
This number features a dazzling brass band sound reminiscent of jazz and soul, resonating dynamically.
Be sure to check out this R&B track that can liven up any scene.
Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra “Game Performance” / Galaxy AI “Nightography Video” / “A New Way to Find Fun”
This commercial introduces various user-friendly features built into the Galaxy S25 Ultra and highlights just how capable it is.
It spotlights the high processing power that lets you play games smoothly, the camera features that optimize brightness and sound while shooting, and suggestions for weekend activities.
In every case, the user smiles after using a feature, reinforcing the impression that these are highly satisfying capabilities.
Samsung commercials. A collection of ads for electronic devices and home appliances, including the Galaxy (81–90)
Samsung Galaxy Z Fold5: Beyond Multitasking / Galaxy Z Flip5: Hands‑Free Shots Anywhere with FlexCam / Galaxy Z Flip5: Your Very Own Flex Window
This commercial showcases a stylish way of mastering the features built into the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold5.
By highlighting its foldable design, it emphasizes that once opened, you get a large screen while still being portable—clearly conveying that powerful features can be carried around with ease.
Galaxy S21 series 5G: Now on sale and well-received
Composer Rexx Life Raj, who is gaining attention for his funk-pop-centered sound.
He became an artist watched around the world after his music was used in an Apple commercial.
His track “Pop Panic (feat.
Just John)” is used in a Galaxy S21 series 5G commercial, which makes me chuckle—so it’s OK to handle CM songs for both Apple and Android, huh? The song spotlights rap within his signature funk-pop style, yet it’s crafted with a curious melody that also evokes a sense of nostalgia from around the 1970s.
Galaxy Z Fold2 5G: “The future is unfolded.”
Even if you don’t recognize the name Norman Petty, I’m sure many of you know the legendary musician Buddy Holly—famous for his black-rimmed glasses look—who passed away at the young age of 22.
Norman was the recording engineer for Buddy Holly and also served as his early manager.
The piece here, “A Petite Concerto,” is a track Norman recorded with an orchestra in 1965.
The majestic piano and strings sound like something out of a film score, and I can’t help but admire the impressive taste it took to unearth a piece like this.
Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra: “Summarizing conversations is this easy” / “Foreign-language calls are this easy”Ryo Narita
Two commercials introduce the features of the Galaxy S24 Ultra.
In the “Summarizing conversations is this easy” version, Ryō Narita appears as a staff member on the set of an idol group’s recording.
The group members each shout out their preferences for the after-party venue, leaving Narita confused—but since he was recording on the Galaxy S24 Ultra, no problem! He immediately uses the AI feature to summarize the recording, neatly compiling the members’ requests.
In the other spot, “Foreign-language calls are this easy,” Narita appears as a delivery person for a pizza service.
He calls the customer to say he has arrived at the bottom of the apartment building, only to find the customer is a foreigner.
Unable to communicate and unsure of the room location, he starts to panic, but uses the Galaxy S24 Ultra’s translation function to successfully deliver the pizza.
While both scenarios may be a bit unusual, they depict concrete use cases that make the phone’s functionality feel close to everyday life.
