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Samsung Galaxy Buds 4 Pro Wins EISA Honor

Samsung Electronics’ wireless earphones, the ‘Galaxy Buds 4 Pro’, have been recognized for their technological prowess by the Expert Imaging and Sound Association (EISA). This is the first time the Galaxy Buds series has won an EISA award.EISA selected the Galaxy Buds 4 Pro as the best product in th

Samsung Electronics' wireless earphones, the Galaxy Buds 4 Pro, have been awarded the accolade of 'best product' in the in-ear headphones category by the Expert Imaging and Sound Association (EISA). This marks the first time the Galaxy Buds series has received an EISA award. Established in 1982, the EISA Awards are a respected ceremony where tech experts from over 25 countries gather to assess product performance and innovation.

The Galaxy Buds 4 Pro impressed the panel with its high-fidelity sound, clear call quality, and a 20% expansion in the effective speaker area compared to its predecessor. Equipped with a dedicated tweeter and 24bit 96kHz ultra-high-quality audio, the buds provide a rich bass and an exceptional listening experience, even in wireless environments.

The device's user-customized features include real-time analysis of the wearing condition and ear shape, applying the optimal noise-canceling algorithm. Enhanced call quality stems from sensor fusion technology, combining 'Super Clear Call' and a bone conduction-based vibration sensor. Design-wise, the product's premium metal blade tailors the fit to various ear shapes, backed by over 100 million ear data points and 10,000 simulations.

EISA President Ljubisa Miodragovic praised the 2-way speaker structure, clean sound, and lack of distortion. Samsung Electronics' Master of the Audio Group, Han-gil Moon, emphasized the aim to deliver the creator's intentions without distortion, committing to ongoing technological innovation in the global wireless audio market.

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