As if a detailed leak wasn’t enough, Samsung’s own app has now confirmed details about the company’s upcoming wireless earbuds. The Galaxy Buds companion app for iOS and the Galaxy Buds Live Plugin for Android has gone live with screenshots that confirm core details about the Galaxy Buds Live.
Aside from the completely new design, the brings a feature that many have long been waiting for. Active Noise Cancellation finally comes to Samsung’s wireless earbuds, as confirmed by the company’s own app.
Galaxy Buds Live is looking like a very robust product
Since the design is so fundamentally different compared to the , the app also has a short guide that teaches the user how to properly wear the earbuds. The case has a touch sensor that can perform a variety of tasks in response to your taps like volume control, audio playback control and more.
By default, touching and holding down on either earbud will enable active noise cancellation. Additionally supported gestures include touch and hold for pairing, single, double and triple tap.
Going by what we know so far, the Galaxy Buds Live will also offer an improved audio experience and the larger battery will allow for more listening time. A price tag has not yet been confirmed but expect them to carry a slight premium over the Galaxy Buds+ that cost $149.99.
Samsung is likely going to unveil the Galaxy Buds Live on August 5 alongside the series and the .
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Aside from the completely new design, the brings a feature that many have long been waiting for. Active Noise Cancellation finally comes to Samsung’s wireless earbuds, as confirmed by the company’s own app.
Galaxy Buds Live is looking like a very robust product
Since the design is so fundamentally different compared to the , the app also has a short guide that teaches the user how to properly wear the earbuds. The case has a touch sensor that can perform a variety of tasks in response to your taps like volume control, audio playback control and more.
By default, touching and holding down on either earbud will enable active noise cancellation. Additionally supported gestures include touch and hold for pairing, single, double and triple tap.
Going by what we know so far, the Galaxy Buds Live will also offer an improved audio experience and the larger battery will allow for more listening time. A price tag has not yet been confirmed but expect them to carry a slight premium over the Galaxy Buds+ that cost $149.99.
Samsung is likely going to unveil the Galaxy Buds Live on August 5 alongside the series and the .
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