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Samsung Galaxy Buds On Earclips To Launch Globally In November; Gets a US$229 Price Tag

Earlier in the month, we reported on the Galaxy Buds On, Samsung’s first pair of clip-on wireless earclips for the series in a while. The earclips first launched in the company’s home country of South Korea, with a global rollout to be announced later. As of yesterday, reports now indicate that the Buds On will […] The post Samsung Galaxy Buds On Earclips To Launch Globally In November; Gets a…

Samsung Galaxy Buds On Earclips To Launch Globally In November; Gets a US$229 Price Tag

Samsung's Galaxy Buds On, clip-on wireless earclips, are set to launch globally in November, according to recent reports. The earclips debuted in South Korea, with a worldwide release still pending. Engadget recently announced that the Buds On will be available in the United States for US$229 (~RM929), which aligns with the anticipated price in Malaysia.

Samsung has introduced a new Audio Leakage Reduction technology, effectively minimizing sound leakage by safeguarding reversed sound waves at the back of each bud. The earclips boast a snuggly fit and comfort, achieved by analyzing 119 million ear scans. This design ensures compatibility with various ear shapes and sizes while retaining an IP54 water and dust resistance rating.

Samsung claims their new high-efficiency Class-D amplifier will balance audio performance with battery life, promising up to 9.5 hours of playback on a single charge, and an additional 38 hours with the provided charging cradle. The earclips are also compatible with AI-powered Samsung Bixby. There remains no global press release, but Samsung's South Korean pressroom confirms the earclips' new Audio Leakage Reduction technology and their snug fit.

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