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Yahoo
a day ago
- Yahoo
Samsung's latest earbuds will be unveiled ahead of Galaxy Unpacked
When you buy through links on our articles, Future and its syndication partners may earn a commission. What you need to know Samsung seems to be officially teasing a new pair of earbuds, and previous leaks indicate that it could be called "Galaxy Buds Core." Samsung India took to X to drop a quick tease of these earbuds with the caption "let the music move you to the core." The X post was accompanied by a link to Samsung's website that stated that the new buds will launch on June 27. Samsung is reportedly launching a new pair of earbuds set to come to the Indian market. In an X post, Samsung India teased these buds with the caption "Let the music move you to the core,' possibly talking about the rumored Galaxy Buds Core. As for the buds' audio quality, the company stated that users will "Feel every note, every drop, every beat – louder, clearer, deeper," linking the company's official "notify me" page to the X post. The website shows a pair of earbuds in a black charging case, and metadata within the website reveals several mentions of the "Galaxy Buds Core," as noted by SammyGuru. Additionally, people have been receiving push notifications from the Samsung Shop app with a link to be notified when these earbuds drop. As for the earbuds' specs, they are supposedly the replacement of the upcoming Galaxy Buds FE. And according to leaks, these earbuds could show up with higher battery capacity than the FE. Allegedly, the upcoming Galaxy Buds Core will feature a 500mAh battery in its charging case, while each earbud will have a 100mAh battery capacity. That said, Gadgets360 seems to have spotted these new buds on Samsung's UAE website briefly before it was taken down. However, the publication got its hands on the possible specs of the buds. They noted that the Galaxy Buds Core earbuds will show up in two colorways: black and white. They will also reportedly offer active noise cancellation (ANC) and Galaxy AI features, "including Interpreter and Live Translate for real-time translation when paired with compatible Samsung Galaxy devices." Additionally, Galaxy Buds Core will supposedly come with Bluetooth 5.4 connectivity and will include a touch sensor on each bud, with an IP54 rating for dust and water resistance. Contrary to previous rumors, the UAE listing stated that Samsung has given a 65mAh battery to each earbud, while the charging case's capacity holds buds are said to offer up to 20 hours of playback time on a single charge. And as for when these Galaxy Buds Core are said to launch, an Amazon listing confirms that the Galaxy Buds Core will launch in India on June 27 at 12 PM IST. However, whether they will show up in other countries remains a mystery, but we may hear more about them during the July 9 Galaxy Unpacked event if that's the case.
Yahoo
a day ago
- Yahoo
Samsung's next Galaxy Buds FE allegedly wants to look like the Buds 3 Pro
When you buy through links on our articles, Future and its syndication partners may earn a commission. What you need to know A tipster posted an alleged render of the Galaxy Buds 3 FE on X, which seem to mirror the Galaxy Buds 3 Pro design. The earbuds feature black silicon tips in a supposed white color with Samsung's new "Blade design." Rumors about Samsung's Galaxy Tab S11 Ultra and Galaxy S25 FE suggest we could see a launch "shortly," which could mean an August/September debut. Samsung is seemingly preparing another earbud surprise, as rumors allege an FE device is in the works. An alleged render of the product was posted on X by tipster Evan Blass, which has since been removed (via 9to5Google). The publication was able to snag the image before the takedown occurred. Blass suggests that the device will feature a design that mirrors what Samsung launched with the Galaxy Buds 3 Pro. While it's a very Apple reminiscent design (something execs have criticised), the company appears to want a continuation of it, at least for now. The Galaxy Buds 3 FE could see the same stick stabilizer to help when worn, with silicon tips, just like the Buds 3 Pro. Samsung called this a "Blade design" when the Buds 3 series launched last year. The buds are shown off in white, although it's unclear if they will be glossy like the base Galaxy Buds 3 or more matte, like the 3 Pro. Blass didn't allege anything like specs or potential pricing. The original Galaxy Buds FE debuted two years ago for $99. However, considering Samsung might pack in its Galaxy AI (and probably Gemini), there's no telling if that price will go up a little whenever it launches. FE for the rest? There's also another major distinction between the Buds 3 Pro and the base model: Samsung's blade lights. The Pro variant offers "Blade Lights" along the stabilizer that act as a bit of extra flair. Users can have these lights on continuously (stable) or have them fade in and out. Samsung's base 3 Pro doesn't offer this extra flair, so it remains to be seen if the Galaxy Buds 3 FE bring that in. Although considering the "FE" tag, perhaps not. Additionally, we can likely expect the same blade design media and call controls to remain, just like its flagship counterparts. You might've missed this, but Samsung recently dropped a pair of cheap earbuds, dubbed the Galaxy Buds Core, overseas in India and other regions. It's unclear if these buds will see a global launch or make their way to the U.S., but considering we're seeing Galaxy Buds 3 FE rumors, maybe there are other plans. A more recent leak dropped renders for the Galaxy Tab S11 Ultra and the Galaxy S25 FE. It seems both devices are in for some subtle design changes, such as an Infinity-U camera cutout for the Tab S11 Ultra's front camera and the potential removal of its S Pen slot on its back. For the S25 FE, it looks like Samsung is bringing its shiny silvery rings to its camera lenses, instead of the black rings like the Galaxy S25 series. There's speculation that the Korean OEM is looking to debut its tablet series "shortly" following Unpacked, and this could bring the S25 FE with it. These earbuds could find their way into the mix. Only time will tell. Earbuds deals: Best Buy | Walmart | Amazon | Samsung | Dell
Gizmodo
2 days ago
- Gizmodo
JBL Offers Its Waterproof Sports Earbuds Drop to Almost Nothing to Clear Out Stock
Music can turn a slow jog into a personal highlight reel, yet many earbuds beg to fall out as soon as sweat shows up. The JBL Endurance Race 2 Waterproof IP68 Sports True Wireless Earbuds were built for the messier moments, staying put through hill sprints, cannonball splash‑downs, and a surprise rain shower on the walk to class. Slip them in, twist for a snug seal, and the soundtrack keeps rolling whether you are under bright sun or ankle‑deep in a creek. Head over to Amazon to get the JBL Endurance Race 2 Waterproof IP68 Sports True Wireless Earbuds for just $60, down from its usual price of $90. That's a discount of $30 and 33% off. See at Amazon JBL's TwistLock design relies on a gentle quarter‑turn rather than brute force, so the buds settle in comfortably without pressing hard on the ear canal. Once seated they stay put, even when you jump rope or dive for a volleyball save. IP68 protection means the housings shrug off dust and can handle submersion in shallow water for up to thirty minutes. Lap swimmers can use them poolside for drills, and trail runners do not have to dodge puddles. Sound leans into JBL's signature warmth. Bass lines arrive with body, yet mids stay clear so podcasts and coaching apps remain easy to follow. Need outside awareness on a busy street? Tap once to activate Ambient Aware. Voices and traffic filter through the mix while music keeps playing. Tap again for TalkThru mode when a barista asks for your order, lowering the volume and boosting external microphones so you can chat without removing a bud. Battery life tops many gym sessions and then some. Expect up to ten hours on a single charge, with another twenty sitting in the compact case. A ten‑minute quick charge nets roughly an hour of play, perfect for last‑minute workouts. USB‑C tops the case in about two hours when fully drained. The case itself fits easily in the coin pocket of most jeans, so packing light is no issue. Controls favor simplicity. Each bud has a touch surface for volume, track skip, and call management. The built‑in mics use noise reduction that cuts wind so callers hear words instead of gusts. Pairing is equally smooth thanks to Bluetooth 5.2, which remembers previously linked phones and connects as soon as the lid flips open. For athletes, commuters, and anyone tired of fishing earbuds out of puddles, these buds offer peace of mind along with punchy audio. The JBL Endurance Race 2 Waterproof IP68 Sports True Wireless Earbuds remain available for $60 at Amazon, a solid deal compared with the regular $90 price. See at Amazon
CNET
2 days ago
- Business
- CNET
Our Favorite Budget Wireless Earbuds Just Got Even More Affordable Thanks to This 47% Discount
It's no secret that a great pair of noise-canceling earbuds is a must-have. Whether you're looking to elevate your workout, commute or just block out distractions during everyday tasks, active noise-cancelling is an important feature to have. But like all nice things, ANC earbuds can be pricey. Fortunately, we've found a deep discount at Amazon on one of our favorite pairs of affordable earbuds. Right now the Anker Soundcore P40i earbuds can be yours for just $48, down $22 from the regular price of $70. This discount is available for all the color options so you can pick your favorite. And don't forget, Amazon deals tend to change without notice so beware this limited time offer won't last forever. The Soundcore by Anker P40i buds feature adaptive active noise cancellation to detect ambient noise in your surroundings and block it out, so that you can enjoy your music or podcasts undisturbed. The earbuds have a 12-hour battery life, but that's expanded to 60 hours with the included charging case. They offer a more bass-heavy sound with Anker's BassUp technology. Hey, did you know? CNET Deals texts are free, easy and save you money. CNET writer David Carnoy tested these buds for our best cheap earbuds roundup and praised the Soundcore P40I's multipoint Bluetooth connectivity and "respectable voice-calling capabilities." He also noted that the charging case that comes with these earbuds can be used as a smartphone stand, which is a fun added feature. We recommend that you take advantage of this deal quickly, as Amazon discounts fluctuate. If you want to shop around, we have a list of the best deals on wireless earbuds for phone calls, best cheap wireless earbuds and best noise-canceling earbuds. Why this deal matters We saw these earbuds drop down to one of their lowest prices ever, $45, during Amazon's big Prime Day event in July of 2024. Given that the current sale price is just $3 more for a highly desirable, affordable pair of earbuds, there's no time like the present to buy a pair. There's no telling when this limited time discount will end or when it'll come back so if you're interested you should probably act on it.
CNET
2 days ago
- CNET
Save 25% Off These Shokz OpenFit Air Wireless Earbuds in Your Choice of 3 Stunning Colors
Everything is more fun when you're listening to music, your favorite podcast or a new audiobook. Whether you're working in an office or working out at the gym, a pair of earbuds is essential. The Shokz OpenFit Air are among some of our favorite open wireless earbuds, and you can pick up a pair today for just $90. If that sounds cheap, that's because it is. These earbuds would normally sell for around $120, so you're saving $30 without doing anything special -- no codes or coupons here. You do need to make sure to order soon, though -- we don't expect this limited-time deal to last for long. Hey, did you know? CNET Deals texts are free, easy and save you money. These earbuds are engineered for comfort and feature an open design so you can still hear what's going on around you while wearing them. You'll also get up to six hours of listening time from a single charge and that stretches to 28 hours when the charging case is used. Built-in microphones make for great call quality, while multipoint connectivity makes switching between audio sources nice and easy. Finally, the OpenFit Air are available in three different colors, so make sure to pick the one that you like best. With black, pink and white on offer, there should be a color to suit everyone. Why this deal matters These wireless earbuds have plenty to offer at a price that is going to be hard to beat. In fact, we haven't seen these earbuds sell for less than this so we don't expect this deal to be beaten any time soon.
