Samsung should introduce new wireless headphones this year Galaxy Buds3. Here's everything we know about them so far and what we'd like to see from them.
When will the headphones be? Galaxy Buds3 introduced?
The latest models of the series Galaxy Buds – Galaxy Buds2, Buds Live and Galaxy Buds2 Pro - were launched between August 21st and 28th. However, according to new unofficial reports, they will be introduced together with new foldable smartphones Galaxy Z Fold5 and Z Flip5, the tablet series Galaxy Tab S9 and watch Galaxy Watch6 already a month earlier.
How many will they be? Galaxy Buds3 state
How much Samsung's new headphones will sell for is unknown at this time. Galaxy Buds2 went on sale with a price tag of 150 euros (about 3 CZK), so it is possible that the "triples" will cost the same. Galaxy Buds2 now costs CZK 2 in official distribution. It is practically certain that their price will remain below the 990 euros for which they are sold Galaxy Buds2 Pro (in our country it is CZK 5).
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Design
Headphones Galaxy The Buds2 came with some welcome improvements over the original model. It was smaller and lighter, with each earpiece weighing just 5g. It also had a very nice and compact shape without having to give up some of its high-end features. The rounded legless design was also undoubtedly comfortable, although athletes had to forget about a secure fit. not expected Galaxy The Buds3 will differ significantly from them in terms of design, although we'd like to see a few improvements in this area.
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For example, we hope that they will have a matte finish, because the glossy finish Galaxy Buds2 feels a bit dated. We would also like slightly better ergonomics. Although the shape of the headphones series Galaxy Buds are designed to help seal better in the ear, due to their large size, the user can often feel that they fall out. Samsung could take a cue from the slimmer design of headphones like Apple's AirPods Pro or Huawei's FreeBuds 5i.
Specifications and features
One area where the Korean giant's next headphones will definitely excel will be active noise cancellation (ANC). The combination of good isolation provided by the shape of the tips, as well as the placement of the earcups, is unmatched by Samsung headphones. Galaxy The Buds2 Pro boast one of the most effective ANCs on the market, and that's to be expected Galaxy Buds3 builds on this.
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With probability bordering on certainty they will Galaxy Buds3 support Seamless codec. It promises listeners 24-bit, 48kHz audio sampling with a transfer rate of up to 512 kB/s. In other words, it means solid high definition music streaming. However, the condition is to have a smartphone Galaxy, because the Seamless codec is not universal, but proprietary. It is also most likely that Galaxy Buds3 will get 360-degree sound.
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When it comes to battery life, Samsung is on par with other headphone manufacturers. Galaxy The Buds2 lasts an average of just over five hours on a single charge (with ANC turned on). spectra. We would love it if Galaxy The Buds3 had the same if not slightly longer battery life than the Case Galaxy In addition, Buds2 supports fast charging, which provides 60 minutes of listening time from just five minutes of charging. It also supports an extra 15 hours of listening time with ANC on. New model Galaxy The Buds should perform equally well in this area, supporting Qi wireless charging and Wireless Powershare with compatible Samsung phones.
What would we like u Galaxy Buds3 to see
As for what we'd like for the next ones Galaxy You'll see, it's a few things. First is the improved quality of the microphones. It's not that Samsung's headphones have bad microphones, but they're not top-notch either, and some distortion is noticeable. Headphones such as AirPods Pro 2nd generation or Pixel Buds Pro surpass them in this area.
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Second, it would be nice if Samsung allowed you to customize the equalizer in the app Wearable. It currently only offers presets. A customizable equalizer has been enabled for some time by the Sony Headphone app, for example. For the audiophiles among us, this would be a welcome improvement.
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And thirdly, we would like to Galaxy The Buds3 wasn't as bulky as the Galaxy Buds2, because it comes at the expense of comfort. It's clear that this bulkiness has to do with things like ANC, but if Samsung gets it right next time Galaxy The buds should be made thinner so that they sit more comfortably in the ear, we wouldn't be angry at all.
