Samsung’s upcoming true wireless earbuds, the Galaxy Buds Pro, have been leaked again in a YouTube Video Slang video. In addition to confirming the specifications of the earbuds and giving us an idea of what they look like in the right word, the video also provides some first impressions on how they perform. The YouTuber said he found the unannounced earplugs via a seller on Facebook, where SamMobile reported that others had sold it as well.
Digital hose says that the earbuds have a dust and water resistance rating of IPX7, and that it has wireless charging and contains active noise suppression. There is also a transparency mode that allows the wearer to hear what is going on around him while wearing the earplugs. According to Digital Slang, the transparency mode of the earbuds is one of the best he’s heard of a pair of earbuds, but the noise canceller does not match what Apple’s AirPods Pro offers.
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The video version adds to a number of details that have been leaked over the earbuds over the past month. We saw versions, 3D animations and even a reported price of $ 199, thanks to a specification sheet leaked by WalkingCat. The battery life will apparently sit for up to 8 hours from the earbuds themselves, and it will rise to 28 hours if attached to the drawer, placing it in a similar ballpark as the specifications of Samsung’s previous true wireless earbuds, the Galaxy Buds Live.
All indications are that the Galaxy Buds Pro will be unveiled during Samsung’s next Unpacked event, which now officially takes place on January 14th. Other devices expected during the event include the Galaxy S21 range of smartphones, as well as Samsung’s counterfeit tracking devices.