Galaxy Buds Pro True Wireless (TWS) Stereo Earphones may be launched with Samsung’s new flagship smartphone series Galaxy S21 at the ‘Galaxy Unpacked’ event on the 14th. The South Korean company has indicated this by uploading a teaser video on Twitter recently. In fact, looking at the animation of that teaser, it is expected that Samsung will launch an audio product on that day. But whether it was headphones or earphones – there was no clear indication. In other words, Samsung has brought the teaser in front of everyone in a very mysterious way.
However, based on reports published over the past few weeks, the upcoming audio product is likely to be the Samsung Galaxy Buds Pro, which is claimed to be the company’s most expensive and premium feature-rich TWS earphones. In that case, all the information that has already been leaked has made this possibility even stronger.
A few days ago, a Facebook user named Sebastian uploaded a picture of the Samsung Galaxy Buds Pro directly to the retail box (which was later deleted). According to the printed feature list of the retail box, this earbud will have dual driver, active noise cancellation (ANC), 5-18 hours playback time (including charging case) and IP67 rating. In addition, it may have a USB Type-C port for charging. According to the report, Samsung Galaxy Buds Pro will be able to cancel noise up to 35 decibels through ANC i.e. Active Noise Cancellation feature.
Among other features, the Samsung Galaxy Buds Pro may have dual connection features, touch control, Dolby Atoms support, voice detection feature, and IPX7 water resistant rating. Also, Samsung Galaxy Buds Pro, like the AirPods Max or AirPods Pro, is rumoured to have 3D Spatial audio functions. In that case, its potential value in the Indian market could be around Rs 20,000. Waiting for now.
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