Music enthusiasts, students, and office professionals need wireless earphones. Wireless headphones’ freedom of mobility, ease of connection, and abundance of capabilities transformed people’s behaviour after decades of using corded ones.
Samsung Galaxy Buds include better sound quality, a more comfortable fit, and Galaxy AI-powered smarter sound. Samsung Newsroom looked back at the Galaxy Buds, a smartphone essential.
2019: Galaxy Buds
Samsung introduced the wireless Galaxy Buds in February 2019 to cater to customers who appreciate a more interesting and convenient way of living. The wearable’s circular shape and glossy texture were its main features, and it was small enough to fit easily in the user’s pocket. Alternatively, wingtips could be used to keep the earbuds in place during vigorous exercise and prevent them from falling out.
Samsung Galaxy Buds
The sound quality, which is the main component of earbuds, was the most amazing element, though. Regardless of the surroundings, Samsung concentrated on enhancing audio quality to provide users with crystal-clear sound. In order to produce a rich audio experience that closely mimicked the original sound, the Galaxy Buds included technology from Harman’s high-end acoustic brand, AKG. Another factor contributing to the crisp sound quality was the Adaptive Dual Microphone technology, which used two microphones one on the exterior and one inside each earbud to react to background noise. Even when making phone calls in busy public areas, users may anticipate clear audio quality.
Long-lasting battery life was a feature of the portable Galaxy Buds. The earbuds may play for 6 hours or converse for 5 hours on a single charge. With a charging case, customers could listen music for 13 hours. Galaxy Buds can be charged by the Galaxy S10’s Wireless PowerShare.
[2020] Galaxy Buds+
The Galaxy Buds+, released in February 2020, improved sound quality. This pair of earbuds produced balanced sound with a tweeter for precise highs and a woofer for strong bass. Three mics one inside and two outside reduced external noise and properly captured the user’s speech for clear communication no matter the setting.
Samsung Galaxy Buds+
With just one charge, the Galaxy Buds+ may be used for up to 11 hours. To make a total of 22 hours, users might enjoy 11 more hours using the charging case. With Android and iOS compatibility, more users may use the Galaxy Buds+’s latest features.
[2021] Galaxy Buds Pro
Samsung Galaxy Buds Pro
As the wireless earbuds industry grew, Samsung released the Galaxy Buds Pro in January 2021. Premium-performing wearables with clever Active Noise Cancelling (ANC) reduced background noise so users could turn the world up or down. A user’s voice activated the Buds Pro to switch to Ambient sound and modify music level. Users could tune into what they truly wanted to hear by cutting out unwanted noise.
Samsung leads the way in interior and exterior design innovation for unmatched sound quality. The 2-way speaker produced dynamic audio across the acoustic range, while the improved structure reduced wind noise. Recycled polycarbonate (PC) was used in Samsung Galaxy Buds Pro earbuds to maintain performance and durability.
[2021] Galaxy Buds2
In August 2021, Samsung released Galaxy Buds2, its tiniest and lightest earbuds. The 5-gram earbuds were ideal for active people. With 2-way dynamic speakers, Active Noise Cancelling (ANC), and a novel machine learning-based approach that adapted to varied noise levels, the Galaxy Buds2 eliminated background noise during phone calls to give a clear voice.
Samsung Galaxy Buds2
The Samsung Buds2 provided three different sized ear tips and an Earbud Fit Test to make sure customers could wear the gadget comfortably for extended periods of time, as earbuds are used throughout the day. A “poor fit” and directions on how to modify would be indicated in the test result if the earphones were not snugly fitting the user. Without having to take their Galaxy Buds2 out of their pockets each time, customers may effortlessly and freely swap connections between their Galaxy devices, such as watches, tablets, and smartphones, thanks to the Auto swap function.
[2022] The Galaxy Buds2 Pro
Expanding the Continuum of Integrated Communication to Reach New Heights in Immersive Sound
When the Galaxy Buds2 Pro was released in August 2022, it provided the most immersive audio experience available. The earphones redefined the way people listen to music with its High-Dynamic Range and wireless 24-bit high fidelity (Hi-Fi) audio. By providing multi-dimensional audio that gives users the impression that they are genuinely inside the video, the 360 Audio Recording feature on smartphones enables users to vividly capture surrounding sound on recorded films.
In order to make watching media material more comfortable, the Galaxy Buds2 Pro earbuds were developed to be 15% smaller and ergonomic. Beyond just smartphones, the wearable “may” be linked to a Samsung TV; however, if a call comes in while the TV is on, it will automatically connect to a paired smartphone. The earbuds would automatically re-establish their connection to the TV after the call “was” over.
What The Galaxy Buds of the Next Generation Will Be
A software upgrade for the Galaxy Buds series was published by Samsung in February. The Galaxy Buds series now offers customers access to a number of new hands-free AI functions, as well as the AI technology from the Galaxy S24 series. Additionally, the update improved the experience of using the Samsung device ecosystem by integrating the Galaxy Buds series with additional devices, such as Samsung TVs and the Galaxy Book 4 series.
Sound stimulates people, arouses memories, and elicits emotions even when it cannot be seen. Samsung is transforming the listening experience with its comfy wearable earbuds that make high-quality music and increase connectivity, while the Galaxy Buds line continuously changes to match the values and demands of people. With each wear of the earphones, users of the Galaxy Buds series will be able to explore a new audio realm thanks to the friendly medium that these devices continue to provide.
