Samsung Galaxy Buds Pro could come with advanced features such as 3D spatial audio with head tracking and voice detection, according to a new report. In addition to active sound elimination (ANC), the real wireless headphones from Samsung are expected to come with these advanced features, offering a big step up in capabilities compared to Samsung Galaxy Buds Live. The Galaxy Buds Pro is expected to launch in January 2021, along with the Galaxy S21 series of smartphones, according to various reports and rumors.
The latest report comes through app disassembly of the special plugin for Galaxy Buds Pro within the Galaxy Wearable app, showing new images of the earbuds and cost issue, as well as several features such as 3D spatial audio, search voice, and other proof of the presence of ANC sound modes and environment. The app screenshots also show the default preload options that are standard on Samsung headphones, as well as control customization.
Among the key features, 3D spatial audio will create a 3D-like environment when watching specific videos and content, but the feature will only be supported on the Galaxy Buds Pro when used with select Samsung smartphones running Android 11. As for the teardown, this seems to be due to the requirement that some sensors have on the device to enable the head tracking feature.
Voice Detection seems to work with all devices, similar to how it works on Sony WH-1000XM4 wireless headphones. This will stimulate the ambient sound mode and may also reduce the amount of music playing when the user’s voice is detected, allowing for quick and immediate conversations without the user having to actively control the phones. -ears.
Also mentioned is a left / right audio switching feature, which works similar to balancing conditions on audio systems. While this is not something we would expect many people to want, it will help users with hearing or hearing impairments, by increasing what is on one side. As reported earlier, the Galaxy Buds Pro wireless headphones are expected to come with internal canal and ANC equipment, offering a big step up over the Galaxy Buds Live.
While it came with ANC and other key features, Samsung Galaxy Buds Live did not offer extensive experience at all and did not succeed with many aspects in our review. The Galaxy Buds Live is priced at Rs. 14,990, suggesting that the Galaxy Buds Pro could be priced closer to Rs. 20,000, based on design, features, and location.
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