Leaked renders of Samsung's "Galaxy Buds On," previously known as "Buds Able," reveal an open-ear, clip-style design. This form factor is similar to offerings from other brands like Bose and Nothing. Samsung's version appears more bulbous, but maintains the core concept of clipping onto the ear.
Information from the Buds Manager app indicates several new features for the "Galaxy Buds On." These include an "Auto Volume" function and support for head nod/shake gestures. The earbuds will also integrate voice memo capabilities, allowing users to record and convert audio to text, and offer AI assistant integration for voice commands without needing to access a phone.
The app also mentions a feature that automatically pauses music when the wearer is detected to be asleep. This functionality is noted as a One UI 9 feature. The leak suggests that the release of the "Galaxy Buds On" may be imminent, though an exact launch date remains unconfirmed.
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Official-looking renders and app details for Samsung's "Galaxy Buds On" have leaked, showing an open-ear clip design and features like "Auto Volume," head gesture controls, and voice memo integration. This leak suggests an upcoming release for the new earbuds.