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Samsung finally announces its first ever clip-on open earbuds, with a neat Galaxy Buds 4 feature… but you can't buy them yet

The Samsung Galaxy Buds On are the brand's new clip-style open earbuds, with some design and feature inspirations from the Buds 4.

Samsung finally announces its first ever clip-on open earbuds, with a neat Galaxy Buds 4 feature… but you can't buy them yet

Samsung, the South Korean electronics giant, has unveiled its first ever clip-on open earbuds, the Galaxy Buds On. These innovative earbuds, which come in a design reminiscent of the Galaxy Buds 4, are currently being launched in the Korean market only, with a global rollout yet to be announced. The earbuds are equipped with various features, including head gestures, voice commands, and audio leakage avoidance technology, making them suitable for use during outdoor activities such as running and cycling. They will be available for purchase on October 27 for 299,000 won, approximately $220/£170/AU$320.

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