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Samsung has new Galaxy headphones in the works

Strings of code in Samsung's Galaxy Wearable app hint at an upcoming pair of over-ear headphones that could compete with the AirPods Max, SamMobile reports. Samsung's reportedly referring to the headphones as the "Galaxy H1," and SamMobile says they could launch sometime in 2027. That would make these the company's first pair of over-ear headphones […]

Samsung has new Galaxy headphones in the works

Samsung is reportedly developing a new pair of over-ear wireless headphones, codenamed "Galaxy H1". According to The Verge, strings of code in the Samsung Galaxy Wearable app suggest that these headphones could compete with Apple's AirPods Max.

The headphones are expected to launch in 2027, as reported by SamMobile, which would mark Samsung's first pair of over-ear headphones since the Level On in 2015. Android Authority reports that the headphones are likely to feature ANC, Bluetooth 6.0, SSC UHQ audio, and Galaxy AI integration.

The design of the headphones is not yet confirmed, but connection status icons in the app show a standard over-ear, wireless Bluetooth headphone design. This move would mark Samsung's first direct challenge under its primary mobile brand to Apple's AirPods Max and Sony's over-ear lineup.

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