You know that feeling when you spot a new feature on a device and immediately think, “I’d actually use that”? That’s when technology gets exciting. Samsung AI brings useful shortcuts and creative possibilities to everyday devices, helping us get things done in new ways. You don’t need to be an AI expert. What matters is finding something that feels genuinely useful in your day-to-day life.

And what if exploring these possibilities came with a chance to win some incredible Samsung tech? You could win a Samsung Bespoke AI 36-inch French door refrigerator, a Samsung Galaxy Z Fold8 5G 256GB, and a Samsung 65-inch R85H Micro RGB 4K smart TV and Samsung 7.1.2-channel sound bar.

Which one would you love to win? Read on to learn more about the prizes and how to enter.

See what Samsung AI can do

From October 23 to November 1, the Discover Samsung Shopping Event is your chance to take a closer look at Samsung technology and find the AI features that interest you most. Stop by your local Best Buy store, check out the latest products, and chat with a Blue Shirt about the features available on different models.

And while you’re discovering what Samsung AI can do, here’s a closer look at the three prizes:

Samsung Galaxy Z Fold8 5G 256GB

Samsung Galaxy Z Fold8

A phone that unfolds into a larger screen already feels a little different from the everyday smartphone experience. Add Galaxy AI, and there’s even more to explore.

Circle to Search on compatible Samsung Galaxy phones lets you circle something on your screen and search for it without switching apps. See something you like or want to know more about? You can start your search right where you are.

Galaxy AI can also lend a hand with creative and everyday tasks. Features such as Photo Assist offer new ways to experiment with images, while Now Nudge can suggest relevant actions based on what’s happening on your screen.

If a foldable phone has been on your wish list, the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold8 5G 256GB could be an exciting addition to your everyday routine.

Samsung Bespoke AI 36-inch French door refrigerator

Samsung Bespoke AI 36-inch French door refrigerator

AI in the kitchen? This refrigerator shows how technology can help make everyday routines easier.

Samsung Bespoke AI refrigerators with AI Vision Inside can recognize certain food items as they’re added or removed and help maintain a food list. Depending on the model, connected features can offer more ways to keep track of your food and find recipe inspiration.

Think about those evenings when there’s food in the fridge but absolutely no plan for dinner. Having a little more information about what’s inside could be a welcome starting point.

And if a kitchen refresh is already on your mind, the Samsung Bespoke AI 36-inch French door refrigerator could be quite the prize.

Samsung 65-inch R85H Micro RGB 4K smart TV and 7.1.2-channel sound bar

Samsung 65-inch R85H Micro RGB 4K smart TV

Now for a prize made for the living room.

Samsung’s 2026 TVs with Vision AI Companion can help you discover more about what you’re watching by letting you ask questions and explore related information on screen. AI-powered picture and sound features can also help optimize the experience based on your content and surroundings.

Together, the Samsung 65-inch R85H Micro RGB 4K smart TV and Samsung 7.1.2-channel sound bar make an impressive combination for movie nights, gaming sessions, and big sporting events.

How to enter the contest

Between October 23 and November 1, 2026, visit your local Best Buy store and explore Samsung AI products and features. Then, in a comment below, tell us which Best Buy store you visited, which Samsung AI product caught your attention, and why.

That’s it!

What you can win

We’ll randomly select three winners from all eligible entries, with each winner receiving one of these prizes:

Ready to discover something new? Visit your local Best Buy store, explore Samsung AI, and tell us what caught your attention for a chance to win.

Good luck!

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Bhupinder Kaur
Bhupinder Kaur
Bhupinder writes with purpose, blending her love for storytelling with a keen understanding of how people experience technology. From crafting thoughtful content to shaping seamless e‑commerce journeys, she aims to inform, inspire, and make connections—one word at a time.

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  46. I visited Best Buy Newmarket in East Gwillimbury and the Samsung HW-Q600F 3.1.2-channel sound bar caught my eye. I was surprised that the Atmos height channels made the demo clip feel like a theatre. Genuinely tempting.

  47. Was at Best Buy Park Place in Barrie this week. Spent a while with the Samsung Bespoke AI all-in-one washer dryer combo. What sold me is that one machine that washes and dries would give me back a whole closet. That alone sold me.

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