What will Samsung announce at next week's Unpacked event? The consumer electronics giant may have revealed its hand in a 30-second teaser video advertising its August 5 announcement.

In the Unpacked teaser video posted on YouTube, Samsung does not say, "This is what will be announced." However, around the 25-second mark, we can see a silhouette of the product that Samsung plans to unveil clearly on August 5.

Going from left to right, we see earbuds, a smartwatch, and two phones (one foldable, the other with a stylus) to conclude that it's the Galaxy Buds Live, Galaxy Watch 3, Galaxy Z Fold 2, and Galaxy Note 20. It doesn't take much guesswork to conclude that it is the Galaxy Buds Live, Galaxy Watch 3, Galaxy Z Fold 2, and Galaxy Note 20. There is also a large rectangle behind the watch and earphones, which could be the Galaxy Tab S7. [The Galaxy Note 20 is Samsung's latest phablet, available in two sizes, the regular Galaxy Note 20 and the Galaxy Note 20 Ultra, with a dynamic 120Hz display, Snapdragon 865 Plus processor, and a design reminiscent of the Galaxy S20 Plus and S 20 Ultra, and a camera that is expected to be reminiscent of the Galaxy S20 Plus and S20 Ultra.

The Galaxy Z Fold 2 is the follow-up to last year's Galaxy Fold. Samsung reportedly plans to increase the size of the foldable phone's outer and inner screens, which open like a book to reveal a tablet-like display. Samsung is also trying to rebrand its lineup of foldable handsets, and the new folds should also introduce the Galaxy Z name.

Last week, specs and pricing for the Galaxy Buds Live, Samsung's upcoming bean-shaped wireless earbuds, were leaked. And Samsung has already confirmed that the Galaxy Watch 3 will debut on August 5. This will be the first update for Samsung's lifestyle-focused smartwatch in two years.

Samsung's TM Roh said to expect five products at the August 5 Galaxy Unpacked event, which matches the five silhouettes seen in this video.

The rest of the teaser video suggests a different kind of Unpacked event than the usual ones where Samsung talks about specs and product features. This time, the video promises a tour of Samsung Digital City, the electronics giant's headquarters outside of Seoul, where the company designs and tests its products. The video also promises "untold stories for developers, designers, and innovators," and seems prepared to go into the details of how and why Samsung designs its cell phones, tablets, and watches.