Samsung is getting ready to announce a boat load of new products at Unpacked next month. And one of those is the Galaxy Buds Live, which just leaked in a new (what looks like a) promotional video.
This video is pretty short, only about six seconds long, but it does pretty much confirm a pretty important feature. And that’s noise cancellation. This does not necessarily mean that we will be seeing active noise cancellation, but there will be some sort of noise cancellation available on these. Especially since the video does also have the text “Keep the noise out. Let the sound in.”
Galaxy Buds Live are looking pretty impressive
When Samsung announced the Galaxy Buds+ earlier this year with the Galaxy S20 series, we were all pretty impressed with them. Mostly because they nearly doubled the battery life, compared to the original Buds. And also added some ambient sound settings.
Now, the Galaxy Buds Live are set to impress us once again. These are shaping up to be more of a “pro” version of its truly wireless headphones. Similar to how Apple has the Airpods and Airpods Pro, Samsung would have Galaxy Buds+ and Buds Live.
The Buds Live are shaped a bit differently, and look more like a bean. But that is likely to add in some noise cancellation features, while still keeping them snug in your ears.
Pictures we’ve seen of the Galaxy Buds Live already show the device in three colors: white, bronze and black. Which are likely the colors that the Galaxy Note 20 series will be available in. After all, we’ve already seen the bronze and black colors of the Galaxy Note 20 leak.
Coming August 5
This is one of the many, many products that Samsung is planning to announce at Unpacked on August 5.
We’re also expecting to see a number of new smartphones. Like the Galaxy Note 20 series, Galaxy Z Fold 2, and Galaxy Z Flip 5G.
Samsung is also expected to launch the Galaxy Tab S7 series, as well as the Galaxy Watch 3. And this is all in addition to the Galaxy Buds Live. There could also be a few other things announced at Unpacked that haven’t leaked yet.
It’s bound to be a pretty hectic event and one with loads of new toys for us all to get excited about. This time around, Samsung is doing a virtual event, because of obvious reasons. So the event could move a whole lot quicker this time around, than it normally does when there’s an audience.
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