Samsung Galaxy Buds Pro wireless headphones could unveil stereo wireless (TWS) on January 14, based on a teaser video posted by the company on Twitter. The rumored Galaxy Buds Pro is likely to be announced alongside the flagship Galaxy S21 smartphone series, at the company’s Galaxy Unpacked event which will be broadcast live alongside CES 2021. The Samsung Galaxy Buds Pro is expected to be the most expensive TWS and full feature. headphones still, and they will come just a few months after the launch of the Galaxy Buds Live.
While the event on January 14 will focus on the Galaxy S21 series of smartphones, the cryptic teaser tweeted by Samsung suggesting that an audio product will also be launched at the Galaxy Unpacked event. There is no proof of the product itself, and the teaser only shows audio output and not specifically headphones or earphones. However, based on rumors and reports over the past few weeks, it looks like it could be Galaxy Buds Pro.
Various reports have profited on the Samsung Galaxy Buds Pro, and at this point it is very easy to get a picture of what to expect from the finished product that may be launched in January 14. The Galaxy Buds Pro is expected to have an internal fit unlike the Galaxy Buds Live in the shape of a woman. There will also be active noise suppression (ANC), along with other features such as gesture controls, app support, and Scalable Bluetooth codec support, which will give an edge in sound quality when used with Samsung devices.
A recent report around the Galaxy Buds Pro suggests that the TWS headphones are still the most expensive from Samsung, and will be priced at $ 199 (around Rs. 14,600). Since the price of the Galaxy Buds Live is at Rs. 14,990 in India, the Galaxy Buds Pro was able to sell at closer to Rs. 20,000. This puts it in direct competition with Apple AirPods Pro and Sony WF-1000XM3 in the main TWS segment.
Although Samsung Galaxy Buds Live was only recently launched, it seems that the company launched the Galaxy Buds Pro launch to address some of the issues with the old headset. While it looks unique, thanks to the woman-like ear shape, the bizarre manner of Galaxy Buds Live makes for an opportunity not as good as ANC. The sound quality was not as high as the signal either.
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