The next Samsung Unpacked event is still three weeks away, but a new leak may have just revealed the most important announcement: pricing information for all the devices Samsung is expected to showcase.

At least that's assuming the prices posted on European retailer LambdaTek (via Reddit) are to be believed. However, these prices are consistent with some rumors we have heard previously.

LambdaTek lists the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 3 with 256GB or 512GB of storage, with the two versions priced at €1,676 and €1,781 respectively. This translates to $1,974 and $2,098, which is quite close to the price of the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 2, rather than the previously rumored price cut.

The Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 3, on the other hand, has 128GB and 256GB storage options and is listed at €977/$1,151 and €1,023/$1,205 for the unit. If true, the Z Flip 3 would obviously be cheaper than the Galaxy Z Flip 5G.

Besides, LambdaTek lists the Galaxy Watch 4 and Galaxy Buds 2. The Galaxy Buds 2 is priced at €149/$175, and the Galaxy Watch 4 price ranges depending on which model you buy and what size you want. Prices for the Wi-Fi model range from €257/$302 for the 40mm aluminum version to €379/$446 for the 46mm steel version.

The 4G Galaxy Watch 4s, on the other hand, is said to start at €298/$351 for the 40mm aluminum model and €420/$494 for the 46mm steel model. In both cases, prices are expected to vary depending on whether one chooses the Classic Galaxy Watch model or the Active Galaxy Watch model.

There are so many things to consider in these prices that it's no wonder the Galaxy Watch 4 listings are so jumbled and confusing. In any case, it is always worth remembering not to be too overconfident, since we do not know how accurate these rumors actually are. So, we will have to wait for Samsung Unpacked to know exactly how much we can expect to pay for these new devices.

Set for August 11, we expect Unpacked to reveal an alleged brace of Samsung foldable phones that are expected to have notable upgrades in areas like cameras and displays.