Samsung was rumored to be working on a new pair of budget truly wireless earbuds. Now, the Galaxy Buds 3 FE may have had its existence confirmed via fresh certification sighting, revealing an area where it could beat out the brand’s flagship Galaxy Buds 3 Pro.
Galaxy Buds 3 FE May Shine in Battery Endurance
Just yesterday, the Galaxy Buds 3 FE was spotted in India’s BIS certification platform. This Fan Edition TWS surfaced with the EP-QR420 model number. Samsung’s upcoming budget hearables have now surfaced on the SGS Fimko, carrying the same model number (Via PhoneArena). It even got certified by the FCC with the EP-R420 model number. So the global release of the Galaxy Buds 3 FE is confirmed, with the SGS Fimko database even revealing some details regarding its battery capacity.
The listing shows the Galaxy Buds 3 FE with a sizeable 200mAh battery on the earbuds, while the charging case has a large 900mAh cell. So each earbud could pack around a 100mAh battery. This marks a notable upgrade over its predecessor (the Galaxy Buds FE), which housed a 60mAh cell on each earbud and a 479mAh battery on the charging case. The original Buds FE offered 8.5 hours of playback and up to 30 hours of extra battery life with the charging case (ANC off).
So the newer Galaxy Buds FE iteration might offer double the battery life. It could easily last for over 12 hours with ANC off on a single full charge, with its case also offering over 40 hours of endurance. Even the flagship Galaxy Buds 3 Pro offered only 5 hours of audio playback, which could be boosted to 22 hours with the charging case. Meaning, the upcoming budget TWS might be Samsung’s best TWS earbuds in terms of total battery life.
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