Samsung recently expanded its audio lineup with the launch of the Galaxy Buds 3 FE, arriving as the most affordable option from the premium Galaxy Buds 3 lineup. While the regular Galaxy Buds 3 bring a sleeker design and extra premium features, the Buds 3 FE pack impressive value at a lower price point. If you’re wondering which pair makes more sense for you, the budget model could surprise you.

Design and Comfort

Both earbuds feature a similar stem design that resembles the Apple AirPods. The Galaxy Buds 3 have an open-type design like the base AirPods 3, while the Galaxy Buds 3 FE feature silicon eartips like the AirPods Pro and Galaxy Buds 3 Pro. The open-ear style is still popular for many, but many still prefer the silicon eartips.

Open-ended earpieces can be uncomfortable and might not offer a snug fit. So the silicon tip on the Galaxy Buds 3 FE could be comfortable and offer you a more secure fit. This difference in design alone also brings another advantage to the Buds 3 FE.

Noise Isolation

With the open-type eartip, there is noticeable audio bleed from the Galaxy Buds 3. Meaning, any audio at high levels might be audible to people near you. While these types of earbuds typically don’t offer ANC, Samsung has managed to bring this feature on this premium earbuds. However, the experience is more inconsistent compared to the Galaxy Buds 3 FE since it features those silicone eartips.

This also leads to another advantage, which is passive noise isolation. Even with ANC disabled, the Galaxy Buds 3 FE can double as a regular earplug as it fits with your ear canal, which is impossible on the base Galaxy Buds 3.

Battery Life

This is another where the Galaxy Buds 3 FE shines. With up to 30 hours of playback with the case (ANC disabled) and 8.5 hours from the buds alone, they outperform the standard Buds 3, which lean closer to 20 hours with the case and 6 hours of playback from just the buds. The battery life is better even with ANC enabled.

Value for Money

Samsung’s Fan Edition is known for its affordable pricing. The Galaxy Buds 3 FE carries a 9,999 INR price tag. This makes it more affordable than the Galaxy Buds 3, which was announced for 14,999 INR. But in many markets like the US and India, both models are priced around 149 US Dollars since the Galaxy Buds 3 often go on discount. So the choice is still subjective. Some prefer the better audio quality of the Galaxy Buds 3, while others might place more importance on better ANC, sound isolation, and a better fit.

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Samsung has launched an unprecedented discount on its premium Galaxy Buds 3, slashing the price by $80 to match the cost of its more basic Buds FE model. The Buds 3 is now available for just $99, which normally retails at $179. Currently, only the silver color option remains in stock, with the white variant already sold out – possibly due to high demand from this promotion.

Here’s how Galaxy Buds 3 stands out from the FE model

The Galaxy Buds 3 represent a significant upgrade over the budget-focused Buds FE. It boasts IP57 dust and water resistance, a substantial improvement over the Buds FE‘s basic IPX2 rating. Its active Noise Cancellation delivers superior audio isolation, while battery life reaches 6 hours per charge (5 hours with ANC enabled) and 30 hours total with the charging case. Advanced features like AI-powered Adaptive Equalizer, Interpreter Mode, and seamless switching between Galaxy devices further justify their original premium positioning.

For buyers seeking the absolute lowest price point, Samsung is also offering the Galaxy Buds FE at a reduced $79 (down from $99). However, the FE model comes with notable compromises, which include the lack of ANC and significantly weaker water resistance.

The current promotion presents a clear choice for Galaxy ecosystem users: go for the discounted Buds 3 to get near-flagship features at entry-level pricing, or opt for the Buds FE to minimize costs while sacrificing the premium features. Notably, this deal may not last long as the inventory is already showing signs of depletion. Samsung didn’t announce an official end date, but the sell-out of white models suggests interested buyers should act quickly.

The promotion offers one of the best value propositions we’ve seen for Samsung audio accessories, effectively putting mid-tier performance within reach of budget-conscious consumers. At this price, the Buds 3 represent an unusually strong bargain in the wireless earbud market.

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Samsung has rolled out limited-period offers across its premium Galaxy Tabs and wearables, allowing consumers to upgrade their tech experience at discounted prices. These offers, available both online and in retail stores, include bank cashback, upgrade bonuses, and no-cost EMI options for added affordability.

Exciting deals on Galaxy Tabs

Samsung’s latest Galaxy Tab S10+ Wi-Fi is now available at a reduced price of Rs 71,999, compared to its launch price of Rs 90,999. The high-performance Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra Wi-Fi (256GB) is priced at Rs 88,999, offering significant savings from its original Rs 1,08,999 price tag. Both models are powered by AI and boast Dynamic AMOLED 2X displays (12.4-inch for Tab S10+ and 14.6-inch for Tab S10 Ultra), making them perfect for productivity and entertainment.

For budget-conscious buyers, the Galaxy Tab A9+ starts at an attractive Rs 12,999, while the Galaxy Tab S9 FE offers premium features, including an S Pen, at Rs 22,999. For users seeking enhanced performance, the Galaxy Tab S9 FE+ is priced at Rs 30,999. Additionally, the Galaxy Tab S9 Wi-Fi (256GB) is available at Rs 59,999, with benefits like Rs 9,000 cashback and a Rs 3,000 exchange bonus.

Great savings on Galaxy smartwatch, earbuds, and smart ring

Samsung’s wearable lineup is also part of this offer. The Galaxy Watch 6 Classic, known for its rotating bezel and comprehensive health features, starts at Rs 20,999. The Galaxy Watch Ultra, designed for fitness enthusiasts, is available with a Rs 10,000 cashback or upgrade bonus.

Audio enthusiasts can grab the Galaxy Buds 3 Pro with Rs 5,000 cashback or upgrade options, while the Galaxy Buds 3 and Buds FE are available with discounts of Rs 4,000 each. Lastly, the innovative Galaxy Ring, offering 24/7 health monitoring, starts at Rs 1,625 per month under a no-cost EMI scheme for up to 24 months.

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It’s the last day of Amazon Prime Day in the US and Canada, and sometimes last-minute deals can help in significant savings. Among the abode of exciting deals, both the Galaxy Buds 3 and Buds 2 are retailing at massive discounted prices of $144 and $109, respectively.

Samsung Galaxy Buds 3 and Galaxy Buds 2 Amazon Prime Deal Explained

If you’re a Samsung user, then grabbing the Galaxy Buds 3 would help you better enjoy the whole ecosystem with premium sound. The Galaxy Buds 3 offers some impeccable features, including Active Noise Cancellation support. The Galaxy Buds 3 usually retails for the price of $209, but the recent Prime Day discount has brought the price down to $144.

Further, the Galaxy Buds 2 is also on sale, and with the recent discounts, the price is down to $109. It usually retails for the price of $149, but it lacks some Windows Quick Connection features. However, other

Galaxy Buds3 Specifications

• Driver: 11mm dynamic driver
• Battery Life: Up to 6 hours with ANC off (5 hours with ANC on)
• Water Resistance: IP57 rated
• Connectivity: Bluetooth 5.4, LE audio, Samsung’s 360 Audio with Auracast
• Additional Features: Wireless charging case, touch controls

Galaxy Buds2 Specifications

• Drivers: 6mm dual drivers
• Battery Life: Up to 5 hours with ANC on (7.5 hours with ANC off)
• Water Resistance: IPX2 rated
• Connectivity: Bluetooth 5.2
• Additional Features: Active Noise Cancellation, Ambient Sound mode, customizable EQ via Galaxy Wearable app

It is an interesting deal on both the Galaxy Buds 3 and Galaxy Buds 2.

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A couple of months ago, Samsung unveiled its latest lineup of premium truly wireless earbuds. The new hearables were dubbed the Galaxy Buds 3 and Galaxy Buds 3 Pro. But unlike previous generations, the Galaxy Buds 3 series are more differentiated and meet different requirements at varying budgets. So which one should you buy? Read on to find out.

Samsung Galaxy Buds 3 Pro or Galaxy Buds 3: Design

One of the biggest changes in the Galaxy Buds series is the overhaul in design. The Galaxy Buds 3 Pro hasn’t seen a massive change, retaining the silicon ear tips but housing new LED strips. These help indicate the charging states and much more. On the other hand, the vanilla Galaxy Buds 3 no longer has silicon ear tips, changing to a semi in-ear design. So Samsung is now offering its premium hearables just like Apple with its AirPods and AirPods Pro.

Another notable change is to the charging case itself on both models, with the lid on the top featuring a transparent design. To recall, the Galaxy Buds 2 and Buds 2 Pro offered an in-design design with ear tips, meaning there is a distinct audio experience in the base and Pro options. For protection, the Galaxy Buds 3 series arrives with an IP57 rating for water and dust resistance.

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Specifications

Samsung’s Galaxy Buds 3 has a one way 11mm dynamic driver while the Galaxy Buds 3 Pro houses a dual driver setup with a 10.5mm dynamic driver with an additional 6.1mm planar. Both versions support 24bit Hi-Fi Audio and 360 Audio with Direct Multi Channel support. There is even support for multiple audio codes like the SSC (Samsung Seamless Codec) HiFi, SSC UHQ (Samsung Proprietary), AAC, and SBC.

The Buds 3 Pro has a larger 53mAh battery pack in the earbuds, while the Buds 3 has a 48mAh cell. The charging case houses a 515mAh battery. You can pair the duo via Bluetooth 5.4, which supports Auto Switch as well. Despite the changes in design, the Galaxy Buds 3 still offers ANC functionality (Active Noise Cancellation) and equips a total of 3 Mics + VPU (Voice Pickup Unit) to identify the surrounding sound and automatically adjust the optimal level of noise and sound. Meanwhile, the Galaxy Buds 3 Pro also has similar features but with an Ambient sound and Voice Detect for an even better listening experience.

So which one should you buy?

I actually support Samsung’s decision to make the vanilla and Pro options more distinct. There are plenty of people who still prefer the semi in-ear design. Not a lot of premium options of this kind exist, so it’s welcomed that we finally have an offering from Samsung as well. The company is selling the Galaxy Buds 3 for Rs 14,999, while the Galaxy Buds 3 Pro is priced at 19,999 INR. So if you prefer the semi in-ear design, then the Galaxy Buds 3 is a great pair for you. But if you want Samsung’s best earbuds and have money to spend, the Galaxy Buds 3 Pro can rival even the AirPods Pro.

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Samsung launched the redesigned Galaxy Buds 3 series at the Galaxy Unpacked event on July 10 along with the Galaxy Z Fold 6, Z Flip 6, and the Galaxy Watch 7 series.

The Galaxy Buds 3 series includes two different models with a slightly different design and price tag – the Galaxy Buds 3 and Buds 3 Pro. Let’s discuss the new earphones one by one.

Samsung Galaxy Buds 3

The standard Galaxy Buds 3 comes with an open-type design and has a one-way 11mm dynamic driver. The dimension of the product is 18.1 x 20.4 x 31.9 mm. Speaking of weight, the earbuds and the charging case is 4.7 g and 46.5 g respectively.

As expected, the Buds 3 offers ANC functionality (Active Noise Cancellation) and equips a total of 3 Mics + VPU (Voice Pickup Unit) to identify the surrounding sound and automatically adjust the optimal level of noise and sound.

This pair of earbuds supports 24bit Hi-Fi audio and 360 Audio with Direct Multi-Channel.

The earbuds and the case pack 48mAh and 515mAh capacity respectively. When it comes to battery life, the earbuds can offer 5 hours of battery life with ANC turned on. With the charging case, Buds 3 offers a total battery life of 24 hours.

For connectivity, the TWS earphone packs Bluetooth 5.4 and supports Auto Switch for ease of use. For effective yet efficient audio transmission the earbuds support the following codecs – SSC(Samsung Seamless
Codec) HiFi, SSC UHQ (Samsung Proprietary), AAC, SBC. Speaking of ingress protection, the product is IP57 dust and water-resistant.

Galaxy Buds 3 Pro

A lot of the aspects are common between the Buds 3 and Buds 3 Pro. However, the Buds 3 Pro comes with an in-ear type design and offers better audio quality with a 10.5mm Dynamic driver and an additional 6.1mm planar.

The earbuds are slightly heavier at 5.4g while the charging case weighs the same as the standard model. Buds 3 Pro packs a larger 53mAh battery. Speaking of ANC, the Buds 3 Pro also offers Ambient sound and Voice Detect for an even better listening experience. As you can see from the image, the Pro model also packs LED strips to inform you about the charging state and more.

Pricing and availability:

Both the devices are available for pre-order in Samsung’s official website and are priced at ₹ 14,999 ($179.99) and ₹ 19,999 ($249) for the standard and Pro model respectively.

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The Galaxy Watch Ultra has gone official as Samsung’s most powerful smartwatch. Samsung officially launched the device alongside other products like the Galaxy Z Fold 6, Z Flip 6, Watch 7, and Buds 3 series. To learn about the prices of the new foldables, readers can visit this page. Continue reading ahead to learn about the prices of the Watch Ultra, Watch 7, and Buds 3 series for the Indian market.

Galaxy Watch Ultra price in India

The Galaxy Watch Ultra comes in a single 47mm version and can be purchased in Titanium Gray, Titanium White, and Titanium Silver color options.  It is priced at Rs 59,999.

Galaxy Watch 7 price in India

The Galaxy Watch 7 comes in 40mm and 44mm size options. The Bluetooth-only and LTE editions of the 40mm Galaxy Watch 7 are priced at Rs 29,999 and Rs 33,999.

The 44mm Galaxy Watch 7 in Bluetooth-only and LTE versions is priced at Rs 32,999 and 36,999, respectively. The 40mm and 44mm models are both available in Green and Silver options.

Customers who pre-book the Galaxy Watch 7 will receive a multi-bank cashback or upgrade bonus worth Rs 8,000. Those who pre-book the Galaxy Watch Ultra will be eligible for a multi-bank cashback or upgrade bonus worth Rs 10,000. Similarly, customers who pre-book the Buds3 will get a multi-bank cashback or upgrade bonus worth Rs 4,000. Additionally, those who pre-book the Buds 3 Pro will benefit from a multi-bank cashback or upgrade bonus worth Rs 5,000.

Galaxy Buds 3 Pro, Buds 3 pricing in India

The Galaxy Buds 3, which come with an open-ear design, is priced at Rs 14,999. On the other hand, the Pro model costs Rs 19,999. Both TWS earbuds are available in Silver and White shades.

The Galaxy Watch Ultra, Watch 7, and Buds 3 series pre-orders have begun in India through online and offline channels. Samsung will begin selling these devices on July 24.

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Early leaks about the Galaxy Buds 3 design turned out to be inaccurate, as leaked images from 91mobiles showed a terrible design. Thankfully, the wait for a genuine look at the Samsung’s upcoming earbuds is over. A recently surfaced unboxing video offers a detailed view into the packaging and design of the Buds 3.

Samsung has moved away from the classic bean-like design with the Buds 3, adopting a look similar to AirPods. The recently leaked unboxing videos show that the top part of the Buds 3 charging case is transparent. Additionally, there are two color options available: white and black.

Earlier, a Korean website revealed the pricing of Galaxy Buds 3 series. Galaxy Buds 3 is priced at approximately $148, while the Galaxy Buds 3 Pro carries a price tag of $215. Despite the radical design change, Samsung has kept the pricing close to the Buds 2 series. The regular Galaxy Buds 3 has the model number SM-R530, while the Buds 3 Pro’s model number is SM-R630. You can watch the leaked Galaxy Buds 3 unboxing video on Chinese social media Bilibili from the given link. This video was also seen on OnlyTechAE’s Twitter account.

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Samsung is expected to unveil its latest generation of wireless earbuds, the Galaxy Buds 3 and Galaxy Buds 3 Pro, next week. Ahead of this, a new leak has surfaced, revealing the pricing for these earbuds in the South Korean market.

According to a screenshot shared by tipster Sleep Kuma of a retail listing, the pricing for the Galaxy Buds 3 lineup is expected to remain consistent with previous models.

The leak suggests that the Galaxy Buds 3 will be priced at KRW 203,700 (roughly USD $148), and the Galaxy Buds 3 Pro will cost KRW 296,700 (approximately USD $215). These prices are similar to the launch prices of the Galaxy Buds 2 and Galaxy Buds 2 Pro.

The leak also sheds light on the model numbers and designs of the upcoming earbuds. The Galaxy Buds 3, available in black and white, carries the model number SM-R530. The Galaxy Buds 3 Pro, shown in white, has the model number SM-R630.

Samsung seems to have significantly redesigned the new earbuds compared to the previous generation. Both models now feature stems, similar to Apple’s AirPods and AirPods Pro.

There are also rumors that the Galaxy Buds 3 series will support a higher-quality wireless codec, capable of 24-bit 96KHz audio transmission. Additionally, the buds are expected to feature Adaptive ANC, Adaptive Equalizer, and Ambient Sound, and will likely use Bluetooth 5.4 for audio transmission.

With active noise cancellation (ANC) on, the base Galaxy Buds 3 is expected to offer up to five hours of playback time, and up to six hours with ANC off.

The Galaxy Buds 3 Pro may offer up to six hours of battery life with ANC on and up to seven hours with ANC off. Both models will also have an IP57 rating for protection against dust and water splashes.

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Tipster Ronald Quandt recently shared images of a TWS earphone and hinted that those are the Galaxy Buds 3 Pro. However, now an image of the packaging box of the earphone has been spotted on Instagram confirming that the product is the standard Galaxy Buds 3. You can check out the image below.

The stem is expected to improve the call quality

It was previously rumored that the Galaxy Buds 3 series had ditched the bean-shaped design for a more familiar one with a stem. This is the first time we will be Galaxy Buds with a stem. As you can see from the image, the Galaxy Buds 3 comes in a white color with a black strip on the stem.

Hundreds of companies have released TWS earphones with similar designs in the past few years. Samsung is not only doing it for the first time with their product but is also the latest in adopting the stem design.

The black strip could be a touch-sensitive area of the earbuds, and its distinctive color might be intended to make it stand out from similar products. Nonetheless, the new design is described as “AirPods-like.”

The company’s bean-shaped earphones, since the launch of the Galaxy Buds+ in 2020, have had average microphone performance. This could improve with the new design, as the microphones will be positioned closer to the user’s mouth. In addition to a potential enhancement in call quality, the redesign is expected to provide the earbuds with more internal space. This could be used for a larger battery, a more powerful chipset, and additional sensors, leading to an overall improved user experience.

Another TWS earphone has surfaced online, along with its charging case. An image containing the earphone and a flip phone shows Samsung’s fast pairing system in action, where the feature notes the product to be the Galaxy Buds 3 Pro. You can check out the images here.

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Samsung has a lot in store for next month – new foldable, smartwatches, a smart ring, earbuds, and maybe more. We’ve already seen renders of the Galaxy Z Flip 6 and Z Fold 6, and now it’s time to turn our attention to the upcoming Galaxy Watch lineup and Galaxy Buds.

Evan Blass, a reputable source for tech leaks, has shared the official marketing images of the Galaxy Watch Ultra, Watch 7, Galaxy Buds 3 Pro, and standard Galaxy Buds 3.

The centerpiece of the leak is undoubtedly the Galaxy Watch Ultra, Samsung’s first Ultra smartwatch. It can be seen with a rugged orange band tucked in its unique square case with a circular display nestled on top. 

Interestingly, the proprietary band connection system looks eerily similar to the Apple Watch. Samsung has long favored spring pin bands for its smartwatches, which offer wider compatibility with third-party straps. However, it appears that Samsung is now aiming to make its new Ultra watch more akin to the Apple Watch in this regard.

The leak also offers a look at the standard Galaxy Watch 7. It retains the design of its predecessor, the Watch 6, and has a green band.

Shifting the focus to audio, Blass dropped images of the Galaxy Buds 3 and Galaxy Buds 3 Pro.  Both models sport a sleek, stemmed design like the Apple AirPods. 

Although the buds have a sharper edge compared to Apple’s AirPods, there’s a clear resemblance, especially noticeable with the white Galaxy Buds 3. Notably, this model will come without silicone tips.

The Galaxy Buds 3 Pro stands out with its dark gray finish and a transparent case lid. The Pro model will retain the comfortable silicone tips from earlier Galaxy Buds models.

With the Unpacked event just around the corner, anticipation is building for the official unveiling of these wearables and earbuds. Rumors also hint at the debut of the first-ever Galaxy Ring at the event. We’ll be sure to keep you updated as more details emerge.

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Samsung has finally confirmed that its next Galaxy Unpacked event will be held on July 10 globally.  The event will be held in Paris, France, and it will be livestreamed on Samsung’s website, Samsung Newsroom and Samsung’s YouTube channel at 3 p.m. CEST, 6 am. PDT, and 9am EDT.

The South Korean company has not confirmed the names of the devices to be unveiled at the next Galaxy Unpacked event. However, it has been confirmed that the new Galaxy Z series will be announced, along with the integration of AI throughout the entire Galaxy ecosystem. As per reports, the brand will announce as many as seven new devices through the July 10 event.

Galaxy Z Fold 6 and Galaxy Z Flip 6

The Galaxy Z Fold 6 and Galaxy Z Flip 6 are most likely to be the star of the Galaxy Unpacked event. Both devices are expected to come equipped with the Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 for Galaxy chipset. The Z Fold 6 is expected to boast a lighter and more durable design, potentially featuring a reduced weight compared to its predecessor. It may also sport a slightly larger cover display, enhancing usability when folded. The Galaxy Z Flip 6, on the other hand, is expected to offer an improved photography experience.

Galaxy Watch 7 and Galaxy Watch Ultra

The Galaxy Watch Ultra is expected to feature a new 3nm Exynos chipset, BioActive Sensor 2, and Galaxy AI support. It is likely to be available in 40mm and 44mm variants. Rumored to be priced at $700, the Galaxy Watch Ultra could be a large model with a 47mm case. It is expected to be a premium smartwatch with a titanium frame. It is expected to feature a 3nm Exynos chip, a 590mAh battery, 32GB of native storage, Galaxy AI support, 10ATM pressure resistance, and three physical buttons. Both watches are expected to run on the latest One UI-flavored Wear OS.

Samsung Galaxy Buds and Galaxy Buds 3 Pro

A leaked image that surfaced recently revealed the design of the Galaxy Buds 3 series. It is expected to arrive with new audio drivers, longer battery life, Galaxy AI support, adaptive EQ, and an IP57 rating. There is no clarity on what differentiates the Buds 3 Pro from the standard model.

Galaxy Ring

Rumors suggest that the Galaxy Ring will be a smart ring packed with health-tracking features, including sleep monitoring, heart rate tracking, and potentially even blood oxygen level monitoring. Some sources also suggest it may offer features like ECG functionality, fertility tracking, and the ability to control other devices. It’s expected to have a multi-day battery life and come in various sizes.

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Leaked renders, reportedly from a Korean retailer, have surfaced online, offering another glimpse at Samsung‘s next generation Galaxy Buds. These renders depict earbuds with a design language that marks a departure from Samsung’s past offerings, such as the Galaxy Buds 2 Pro and FE, which featured a rounder, stemless design.

Samsung has incorporated a metallic silver color scheme this time

The leaked images showcase buds with stems, vents, and even a charging case reminiscent of AirPods. This lines up with the previous leak that popped up, with the image of the retail box of the earbuds. While the overall design borrows inspiration from Apple, Samsung incorporates a metallic silver color scheme and slightly sharper angles to distinguish its earbuds.

The leak suggests Samsung is developing two versions of the Galaxy Buds 3: a standard model and a Pro variant. Both are expected to adopt the new stem-based design. The company traditionally unveils new products during its summer Unpacked events. While an official announcement date remains unknown, these leaks hint that the Galaxy Buds 3 might be showcased at the upcoming event.

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In today’s tech news roundup, we’re highlighting the global launch of the Oppo Reno 12 Series, boasting a 6.7″ Infinite View Screen and powerful AI features. Elon Musk stirs the pot again with claims that the Tesla Roadster might fly. Plus, get the scoop on potential pinch controls for the Galaxy Buds 3 and a vibrant new color for the Galaxy S24 Ultra.

All of this and more is in today’s newsletter below.

Oppo Reno 12 Series launched globally with 6.7″ Infinite View Screen, Dimensity 7300

The Oppo Reno 12 Series has been launched globally, featuring a 6.7-inch Infinite View Screen, a Dimensity 7300-Energy processor, and a 50MP triple camera system. With a sleek design and AI-powered features like AI Eraser 2.0 and AI Clear Face, these smartphones offer premium specs, including fast charging and expandable storage. Priced competitively, these models will be available in Europe and the UK first.

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Elon Musk claims the Tesla Roadster will be able to fly

Elon Musk’s recent claim on X (formerly Twitter) about the Tesla Roadster having flying capabilities has stirred up excitement among industry watchers despite his history of inaccurate claims. The upcoming Roadster, with a promised acceleration of 0-62 mph in just 1.1 seconds and possible flying abilities with a SpaceX option package, has been highly anticipated since its unveiling seven years ago.

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Galaxy Buds 3 could ditch the swipe gestures for pinches

The latest rumors suggest a switch from swipe gestures to pinch controls on the Galaxy Buds 3, a feature seen in other tech products. While the design may be more conventional with a stem, the addition of pinch gestures could offer a more natural and reliable user experience.

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Galaxy S24 Ultra to get a new color variant in India

The Galaxy S24 Ultra is set to debut a stunning Titanium Yellow color variant, teased by Samsung on social media with a vibrant sunflower image.

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We have seen multiple rumors about the Galaxy Buds 3 at this point. The earbuds will ditch the bean-shaped design with a more conventional one with a stem. The latest news is that the earphones will also come with some changes in functionality, To be more precise, the swipe gesture will reportedly be replaced with a pinch. However, it is unclear whether the pinch gesture will be available to both the Galaxy Buds 3 and Buds 3 Pro or will be exclusive to the Pro model.

The information comes from the Samsung Members app

Notably, the pinch gesture isn’t entirely new to the product category. In fact, Apple, Nothing, Xiaomi, and several other companies have already used pinch sensors in their products.

The information is revealed through the APK teardown of the Samsung Members app, which suggests the use of pinch sensors in the Galaxy Buds 3 series. AssembleDebug discovered references to pinch sensors in the Samsung Members app version 5.0.00.11. It also includes images showing how to use the gesture.

It’s not clear from the APK teardown how Samsung may utilize the new sensor. However, the brands that have previously offered the pinch sensor, have used it for basic controls like pinching once to pause, pinching twice to skip, and thrice to go back. The earbuds from Xiaomi, Apple, or Nothing also let you enable or disable noise cancellation and transparency modes with pinch gestures.

It’s possible that Samsung will offer a similar implementation of the pinch gestures in the upcoming Galaxy Buds 3 series. Samsung’s shift in functionality could be due to the fact that a pinch gesture feels more natural to use and has a lower rate of false triggers.

However, the leaked real-life images of the Galaxy Buds 3 packaging box reveal a rather underwhelming design. it could be especially disappointing for those familiar with the previous design.

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We heard a lot about the rumors on upcoming Samsung Galaxy Buds 3 to feature Apple‘s “AirPods-like” design have been circulating online. It seems true, as Samsung appears to be moving away from the classic “bean” shape of Galaxy Buds. However, leaked hands-on images actually reveal that these might be Samsung‘s cheapest-looking earbuds yet.

Earlier, the Samsung Members app actually revealed an image for the Galaxy Buds 3. The design on the image resembles Apple’s AirPods, the image on Samsung Members app actually turned out to be true. Additionally, the earbuds feature four generic-looking LEDs instead of the usual colored ones that indicate charge levels. Everyone knows and loves the colored LEDs on Samsung’s Galaxy Buds series. The new design of Galaxy Buds 3 actually shows that Samsung is moving away from its traditional colored LEDs found in Galaxy Buds models.

According to 91mobiles, the Galaxy Buds 3 offers a 6-hour battery life on a single charge. While not all specs are available yet, the Buds 3 may be unveiled at the upcoming Galaxy Unpacked event on July 10. These are the initial leaks on the hands-on image of Galaxy Buds 3, regular Galaxy Buds series always featured a premium design in the past so we hope this one not to be real actually. The packaging on the image shared by 91mobiles team actually looks like not something Samsung would prefer to release. These images might be fake, so take those with a pinch of salt at the moment.

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As one of the giants of the technology world, Samsung launches many innovative products every year. This time, however, there was a surprise leak in the Samsung Members app before the scheduled launch. This leak revealed some of Samsung’s new products: Galaxy Watch 7, Galaxy Watch FE, Galaxy Buds 3 Pro, Galaxy Buds 3, and Galaxy Ring.

Samsung will introduce new products soon

With the July 10 Galaxy event just a month away, new devices have unexpectedly leaked into the Samsung Members app. The leak appeared on a support page in the app, where users were asked to select devices to solve problems they were having. The list included several new devices that have not yet been released. These devices include the Galaxy Watch 7, Galaxy Watch FE, Galaxy Buds 3 Pro, Galaxy Buds 3 and Galaxy Ring.

The Galaxy Watch 7 will be the latest addition to the Galaxy Watch series, offering enhanced health tracking, longer battery life, and improved performance. Samsung takes steps to improve the user experience with each new model, and the Galaxy Watch 7 is expected to continue this tradition. Galaxy Watch FE is known as a model that offers high performance features at a more affordable price. Galaxy Watch FE is expected to appeal to a wide range of users by combining premium features with a more accessible price point.

Galaxy Buds 3 Pro are expected to offer premium features such as Active Noise Cancellation (ANC) and superior sound quality. Pro models are generally designed for users looking for more advanced features and higher sound quality. While the standard Galaxy Buds 3 may stand out as a more affordable option. However, it does not compromise on key features such as quality sound experience and long battery life.

Smart rings are becoming increasingly popular in the tech world, offering features such as health and fitness tracking in a compact form. The new Galaxy Ring has the potential to be a stylish accessory that offers users health and activity tracking. The Galaxy Ring is expected to excel in features such as sleep tracking and heart rate monitoring. Samsung had admitted right after CES that it was working on this product and it is scheduled to be released around August. Therefore, it is suggested that the Galaxy Ring may be the only product on this list that has not yet been released.

Samsung’s Galaxy event on July 10th the event for the official unveiling of these devices. At this event, we will have a chance to learn more about the leaked devices’ specifications and release dates.

We are excited about Samsung’s new devices such as the Galaxy Watch 7, Galaxy Watch FE, Galaxy Buds 3 Pro, Galaxy Buds 3 and Galaxy Ring. These products are expected to offer innovative features that will further enrich user’s lives.

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Samsung is set to update its audio lineup with the introduction of the Galaxy Buds 3 and Galaxy Buds 3 Pro, expected to launch at the upcoming Unpacked event alongside the Galaxy Z Flip 6 and Z Fold 6. The Galaxy Buds 3 Pro recently emerged in a leak, revealing its design change. Now, a recent certification by the Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS) confirms that these new models will soon be available in India, following their global release.

The devices, with model numbers SM-R630 for the Galaxy Buds 3 Pro and SM-R530 for the Galaxy Buds 3, have appeared on the BIS certification list. Although the listing provides no specific details about the features or specifications, it indicates an imminent Indian launch.

Samsung is reportedly abandoning the previous bean-shaped design in favor of a stem design, aligning the new Buds more closely with competitors like Apple’s AirPods and OnePlus Buds. The Galaxy Buds 3 Pro will feature a dual-driver design and support for Bluetooth 5.4, improving audio performance. It will also come with an IP57 rating for resistance to water and dust, and it is expected to offer up to 30 hours of battery life.

Details about the Galaxy Buds 3 series will likely emerge as the product appears on more certification websites. Let’s take a look at the specs and features of the Galaxy Buds 2 Pro to get an idea of what we can expect from its successor.

Samsung Galaxy Buds 2 Pro specs:

The Galaxy Buds 2 Pro features silicone ear tips for a secure fit and effective noise isolation. These earbuds are equipped with Active Noise Cancellation (ANC) that reduces ambient noise by up to 33dB and a transparency mode. They support Bluetooth 5.3 and are IPX7-rated for water resistance.

Featuring 10mm drivers and 24-bit Hi-Fi sound, the Buds 2 Pro offers clear and rich audio. They also support 360-degree audio and Dolby Head Tracking for a more immersive listening experience. Three microphones (two external, one internal) help ensure clear calls and reduce background noise.

The Voice Detect feature switches the earbuds from ANC to Ambient Mode when you start talking to someone. Samsung claims the earbuds can last up to 8 hours on a single charge without ANC, and up to 29 hours total with the charging case. They support USB-C and wireless charging, providing about 55 minutes of listening time with a five-minute charge.

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Samsung is rumored to offer a major redesign to the Galaxy Buds’ “kidney bean” shape with the upcoming Galaxy Buds 3 series. According to reports from a Korean publication, a stem will be added to the design, that will make it longer and look something like the bean is sprouting.

While the description above is still kind of vague and there isn’t any image of a prototype available, the addition of a stem suggests a similarity in design to Apple‘s AirPods.

Possible advantages of the longer design:

Samsung has been offering the same design since the beginning and call quality with it is considered to be inferior due to the mic not pointing directly towards the source of sound. Adding a stem like the AirPods could make it easier for Samsung to improve the aspect.

Additionally, the speculated design could also offer more room for internal components. The extra space can either be used to pack a larger battery for a higher single-session battery life or to add additional equipments that are necessary for AI-related features.

The company added its interpretation feature to the Galaxy Buds earlier this year with an update. Samsung could be planning to add more AI-related features to its earphones that may require additional hardware resources.

For those unaware, the Galaxy Buds 2 already houses several sensors including gyro that enable head movement tracking and notify users when they keep their head down for more than 10 minutes. It can help prevent neck and back pain. However, there aren’t any health tracking features as of now, where the company is actually focusing on the aspect and working on a dedicated device, the Galaxy Ring, just for the purpose. It won’t be shocking if Samsung adds some similar functionality to its upcoming audio product, which will surely benefit from an increased internal volume.

However, the Galaxy Buds 2 and Buds 2 Pro earbuds already weigh 5.0g and 5.5g respectively, which is relatively heavier than many, and adding more hardware resources may make it even heavier. Nonetheless, Samsung will likely reveal whatever they’re doing with the Buds 3 series in the upcoming Galaxy Unpacked event scheduled for July 10.

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The next Samsung Galaxy Unpacked event may include the announcement of a number of new products. The brand will likely host the event in July 2024, and now, we have an idea of all the products that could be unveiled during this time. So here are all the details.

Samsung Galaxy devices arriving at the July Unpacked

According to known tipster TheGalox, the South Korean tech giant is planning on releasing next gen models of its existing product lines along with some brand new devices. It appears that the Galaxy Z Fold 6 and Galaxy Z Flip 6 are the highlight of this event, but these will arrive with the Galaxy Buds 3 and Galaxy Watch 7 series as well.

Another notable announcement is the Galaxy Ring. This wearable device was previously reported to launch in July, so the latest report basically backs this rumor. Apart from this, Anthony tweeted that the July 2024 Galaxy Unpacked could have the company announce a new Samsung service as well. However, details regarding this are still at large.

The tipster claims that the Galaxy Tab S10 series and Galaxy XR headset may be announced during this event, but that seems unlikely. Samsung had delayed its headset launch following the Apple Vision Pro release, but rumors had pointed at a 2024 announcement. In other words, the device could be unveiled in late 2024 and release sometime next year. Keep in mind that this is still just speculation, so take this report with a pinch of salt.

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You might remember the bean-shaped earbuds Samsung launched back in 2019. They were called Galaxy Buds Live and offered decent audio quality with a nice fit, and certainly a good-looking design. Well, the news is that Samsung may not be releasing a follow-up to the aging Buds Live. Instead, the company is rumored to be preparing to launch its latest earbuds, the Galaxy Buds 3, in the near future. Here are the details.

Galaxy Buds 3

Samsung launched the Galaxy Buds 2 back in August 2021 at the Galaxy Unpacked event. The earbuds offer solid noise cancellation and an immersive audio experience. They come with an in-ear design and are a little on the heavier side. Now, leakster Chunvn888 claims that the Galaxy Buds 3 are also on the way. While no exact launch date has been provided, we can expect the earbuds to debut at the Unpacked event alongside the new foldables.

The same leakster claims that Samsung won’t be releasing the Galaxy Buds 2 Live. To recall, the original Buds Live feature ANC and Ambient Sound mode, up to 6 hours of battery life, and touch controls for playback and calls. They have Bluetooth 5.0 connectivity, IPX2 water resistance, and are compatible with Bixby, Google Assistant, and Siri. The earbuds have 12mm speakers and three microphones, and come in six colors.

Currently, the details about the Buds 3 are scarce. We can expect the earbuds to bring essentially the same design as their predecessor. However, they may feature improved noise cancellation and better drivers. Samsung may also include support for Spatial audio and other interesting features introduced with Galaxy Buds 2 Pro. We hope to learn more in the coming days.

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Samsung is rumored to be launching the next iteration of its Galaxy SmartTag tracker later this year, and reports suggest that the new device will come with significant improvements across various features. The second-generation SmartTag is said to have a longer wireless range, better security features to prevent unauthorized tracking, and a longer-lasting battery than its predecessor.

One of the key criticisms of the original SmartTag was that it only worked with other Samsung products. There is no word yet on whether this exclusivity will continue with the new SmartTag. However, it is expected that the device will come with improved SmartThings integration to make it easier for users to track their belongings.

According to the Korean news outlet Naver, Samsung is planning to unveil the new SmartTag at its upcoming Galaxy Unpacked event in August. The event is also expected to feature the launch of other Samsung products, including the Galaxy Z Fold 5, Galaxy Z Flip 5, Galaxy Watch 6, and Galaxy Buds 3.

The Galaxy Buds 3 are another highly anticipated launch from Samsung. However, details on this updated generation of earbuds are currently scarce. It is unclear what improvements or new features Samsung has in store for the Galaxy Buds 3.

Meanwhile, Google is also reportedly planning to launch its own smart tracker, codenamed “grogu,” at its annual developer conference, Google I/O, in May. The move is expected to intensify competition in the smart tracker market.

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