Samsung’s next pair of wireless earbuds are all but confirmed with the Galaxy Buds FE manual available to the public prior to launch. The download gives us a closer look at some of the upcoming features in the Fan Edition buds.
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Recent certification documents have leaked online, showcasing the upcoming Samsung Galaxy Buds FE – presumably the next affordable option in Samsung’s Galaxy Buds lineup.
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With the latest update to the Nintendo Switch, you can now pair Bluetooth headphones including Google Pixel Buds and Samsung Galaxy Buds. Here’s how to get started.
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Samsung’s new Wear OS smartwatches are clearly designed to build on the company’s ecosystem, and a recent update is certainly helping out there. Now, Galaxy Watch 4 can control your Galaxy Buds when they’re paired to your phone and not just the watch.
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A new product generally means something older gets the boot, and that’s the case with Samsung’s latest earbuds. The new Galaxy Buds 2 are officially replacing the Galaxy Buds Plus, and Samsung has already stopped selling that popular model.
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As Samsung and Microsoft continue to work closer together, Windows 10 users are reaping the benefits. After releasing a SmartThings app last week, Samsung has also released a Windows app to control Samsung’s Galaxy Buds earbuds.
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As Samsung gears up for its next big launch, rumors and reports are giving us a picture of what to expect. Now, an updated version of the Galaxy Wearable companion app has provided more evidence that the next Galaxy Watch will switch to Wear OS as well as revealing a new pair of earbuds, “Galaxy Buds 2.”
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Last year, Samsung’s Galaxy Buds+ were among the best earbuds you could buy, thanks to solid sound quality and stellar battery life. While there have been two new models released in the time since, Samsung hasn’t given up support on Buds+. Now, a new update is bringing automatic device switching to the Galaxy Buds+.
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Samsung is not new to the truly wireless earbud game, but I’ve not been content with any of the company’s releases to date. Every one has seemed to have one glaring flaw. That is, until I tried out the Galaxy Buds Pro. Over the past week, I’ve been impressed at Samsung’s top-tier offering. Here are a few takeaways ahead of our full review.
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Ahead of their launch in just 10 days, a YouTuber has gotten his hands on the Samsung Galaxy Buds Pro and in turn revealed just about every detail there is to know about the truly wireless earbuds, including a full mic test.
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The Samsung Galaxy Buds Pro are set to arrive alongside Samsung’s next set of smartphones and with them, perhaps the company’s best equipped truly wireless earbuds to date. Thanks to another detailed leak, we now know the Galaxy Buds Pro price and more.
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Over the past two years, Samsung has delivered some of the best truly wireless earbuds on the market, with the Galaxy Buds+ leaving an especially good first impression. Now, the company is preparing to launch Galaxy Buds Pro, and leaked renders are revealing the interesting design.
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Following a revealing report last week, there’s a lot more news regarding Samsung’s next pair of truly wireless earbuds coming out. Now, we know they’ll probably be called the “Galaxy Buds Pro” and an FCC listing has outed a few other details.
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Some of the most popular truly wireless earbuds on the market today have been from Samsung’s Galaxy Buds lineup. Now, we’re getting details on the next set of Galaxy Buds, complete with active noise cancellation.
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Over the last few years, Samsung has released a surprising amount of true wireless earbuds, steadily improving their design and quality each year. It appears Samsung’s next wireless earbuds may be the “Galaxy Buds Beyond.”
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Alongside its Galaxy Note 20, a new watch, and a new tablet, Samsung is also expected to show off the Galaxy Buds Live next month. The company’s latest truly wireless earbuds are a huge departure from the Galaxy Buds+ we’ve come to know and love, and now the first high-res picture of the Galaxy Buds Live has leaked, showing off the charging case.
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Over the past few years, there’s been an explosion in the number of truly wireless earbuds — earbuds without any cables connecting to each other — to the point where it’s tough to say which ones are the best. Samsung, though, might take the crown with its Galaxy Buds Plus. Why? Let me explain.
Following a couple of recent leaks, Samsung has today officially revealed its new “BTS Edition” products with the Galaxy S20+ and Galaxy Buds+.
Rumors this week have exposed Samsung’s plans for some new wearable devices to hit the scene and, now, we have a potential launch date. A report from SamMobile reveals that the Galaxy Watch 3 and Galaxy Buds Live will make their official debut in July.
In an effort to push a few more units, Samsung is about to release a new Galaxy S20 variant that’s sure to turn a few heads. Starting this month, pre-orders are opening for a special “BTS Edition” of the Samsung Galaxy S20, complete with a specialized purple pair of Galaxy Buds+.
The Samsung Galaxy Buds and Buds+ are now getting a neat set of homescreen widgets to make controlling your wireless audio that bit easier.
Samsung’s Galaxy Buds+ hit the market in February and made a splash thanks to good sound and excellent battery life. Now, Samsung has debuted the Galaxy Buds+ in a new “Aura Blue” color variant.
Samsung’s Galaxy Buds+ are one of the best truly wireless earbud options we’ve seen this year and, soon, it might pick up a new color variant. Images uncovered from one of Samsung’s apps reveals a “Deep Blue” color for the Galaxy Buds+.
Samsung’s Galaxy Buds+ are some of the best truly wireless earbuds for Android users, and thankfully, they also come in a variety of colors that keeps expanding. Now, Samsung is allowing new buyers to mix and match the colors of their Galaxy Buds+, but only in one country.
