Key Takeaways
- Samsung is preparing to launch its first clip-on wireless earbuds called the Galaxy Buds On.
- The earbuds feature an open-ear design and are expected to include smart volume adjustment and head gesture controls.
- Sleep detection is another anticipated feature that could automatically pause audio when the user falls asleep.
Samsung is set to introduce its first clip-on wireless earbuds, named the Galaxy Buds On, according to leaked design vectors.
These earbuds, which first surfaced in April under the name Galaxy Buds Able, are expected to launch with a unique open-ear design, allowing users to remain more aware of their surroundings.
However, this design may also make it harder to hear audio clearly, prompting Samsung to implement automatic volume adjustment to address the issue.
The earbuds are also expected to support head gesture controls, similar to features introduced with the Galaxy Buds 4 and Buds 4 Pro, potentially allowing users to control playback or calls without touching their device.
Voice commands are reportedly supported, enabling users to start voice memos or activate Gemini and Bixby without reaching for their phone.
Another anticipated feature is sleep detection, which could automatically pause audio when the user falls asleep, ensuring music, podcasts, or other audio does not continue throughout the night.
Despite these features, Samsung has not officially announced the Galaxy Buds On, and the final name, specifications, or release date remain unknown.
The appearance of product references inside Samsung software earlier this year and the newly leaked design graphics suggest the clip-on earbuds are moving closer to an official release.
