A few days ago, we heard about the new version of Galaxy Buds that Samsung will launch with its next Galaxy S21 Phone in January. And now, thanks to the leak, we’re getting our first good look on the Galaxy Buds Pro.
Images courtesy of Super Liquor Evan Blass, Who tweeted the official-looking rendering of the rumored earbuds. Inside Subsequent post, Glassis summarized data from previous reports on the Galaxy Buds Pro, which offers the opportunity to cancel the popular sound, matching the feature found in the popular AirPods Pro.
Earlier, rumors indicated that the earbuds that Samsung was working on would be revealed. Beyond Galaxy Buds. But recent FCC filings confirm the name Galaxy Buds Pro.
Galaxy Buds Pro https://t.co/3ssU4vTFpUDecember 2, 2020
Blass’s leak indicates that the Galaxy Buds Pro will be the same as the original Galaxy Buds Or Galaxy Buds Plus Rather bean shaped Galaxy Buds Live Started late summer. The matte surface surrounding the small glossy panel of the Buds Plus seems to have been left out for quite a glossy surface.
While this aesthetic change doesn’t flow all the way to the earbud case, the Galaxy Buds Pro 472mAh battery charging case looks like a live model, instead.
Blass’s leak also suggests that the new Galaxy Bud Pro may offer active voice cancellation, which the Galaxy Buds Plus doesn’t have. Since these earbuds go inside the ear, they are likely to provide a better seal to make this feature fit. Blass’s leak didn’t go into more detail about the extra specs to be expected from Buds Pro, so there’s not much information on what will be done to improve on Samsung’s previous releases.
Unfortunately, there is no pricing information for new buds yet, although we have some idea when they will arrive. The Galaxy S21 is rumored to make a range Debuted January 14, And it is possible that Buds Pro will come with the phone.
We’ll have to wait for any official facial word from Samsung about its launch plans, but for now, it looks like the Galaxy Buds Pro should be at odds with Paul’s AirPods Pro – at least in terms of their support base set.
