Samsung is reported to launch the Galaxy Z Fold3, Galaxy Z Flip3, and Galaxy S21 FE at a Galaxy Unpacked event in late July or early August. At this conference, the company is also expected to announce the Galaxy Buds2. These wireless earbuds have been now certified by FCC.
We have been hearing about the Samsung Galaxy Buds2 since last month. Some of its features have been already revealed via leaks. Now, thanks to FCC (via @simransingh931), we finally get to see the live images of these upcoming truly wireless earphones.
The pictures show the product in a black colorway. However, the earbuds are expected to arrive in three more colors, namely white, purple, and green.
As far as design is concerned, just like the first-ever report stated, the Galaxy Buds2 (SM-R177) will be identical to the Galaxy Buds+. But the charging case will be similar to the newer Galaxy Buds Pro and Galaxy Buds Live.
Lastly, as per FCC, the buds will come with a 120mAh battery each, whereas the charging case will house a 500mAh battery.
According to previous reports, the Galaxy Buds2 codenamed ‘berry’ will not feature ANC (Active Noise Cancellation). These earbuds are said to compete with other sub-$100 truly wireless earphones in the market.
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