They might have active noise cancellation!
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All indications point to Samsung introducing its next set of true wireless earbuds at the company’s Unpacked event next month. We’ve already seen them, and they’ll reportedly be branded because the Galaxy Buds Live. (It’s truly foolish of Samsung to not just own the planning and call them the Galaxy Beans, but I digress.) Now, new images and a video posted by Twitter user h0x0d give us a good closer check out the Buds Live — and the way they’ll look when worn.
In the below marketing video, you’ll see a punch line that means the Galaxy Buds Live might feature active noise cancellation. “Keep the noise out. Let the sound in.” The buds don’t have silicone tips or an in-ear seal, so I’m curious on how Samsung achieved ANC if it seems to be there.
Galaxy Beans pic.twitter.com/uJBO2BZbKB
— WalkingCat (@h0x0d) July 17, 2020
In the follow-up photo, you'll see that there are variety of grills and microphones around each earbud, so there’s tons happening here. Samsung’s Galaxy Buds Live are expected to return in black, copper, and white.
Early rumors pegged the battery lifetime of the Galaxy Buds Live as being around 11 hours, but a newer report from Gizmodo says they'll die round the 6 hour mark. That longevity still isn't regrettable if it's with ANC enabled. Pricing isn't a certainty yet, but they'll sell for £179 within the UK. Samsung is predicted to officially unveil the Buds Live — and perhaps the Galaxy Watch 3 and new Note devices — at its Unpacked event on August 5.
In the below marketing video, you’ll see a punch line that means the Galaxy Buds Live might feature active noise cancellation. “Keep the noise out. Let the sound in.” The buds don’t have silicone tips or an in-ear seal, so I’m curious on how Samsung achieved ANC if it seems to be there.
Galaxy Beans pic.twitter.com/uJBO2BZbKB
— WalkingCat (@h0x0d) July 17, 2020
In the follow-up photo, you'll see that there are variety of grills and microphones around each earbud, so there’s tons happening here. Samsung’s Galaxy Buds Live are expected to return in black, copper, and white.
Early rumors pegged the battery lifetime of the Galaxy Buds Live as being around 11 hours, but a newer report from Gizmodo says they'll die round the 6 hour mark. That longevity still isn't regrettable if it's with ANC enabled. Pricing isn't a certainty yet, but they'll sell for £179 within the UK. Samsung is predicted to officially unveil the Buds Live — and perhaps the Galaxy Watch 3 and new Note devices — at its Unpacked event on August 5.
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