Source: Android Central
What you need to know
- The update to the Galaxy Buds doesn't appear to have any physical changes in design.
- Galaxy Buds+ will likely launch when Samsung announces the new Galaxy S11 devices.
- One of the most exciting updates for these buds is the potential for active noise canceling.
The Galaxy Buds from Samsung were first announced with the Galaxy S10 phones, and with the S11 devices around the corner, it makes sense we are getting rumors for new buds too. The folks over at XDA Developers have dug up code in Samsung's SmartThing smart home app pointing to Galaxy Buds+, and even have a render to go along with it.
Source: XDA Developers
The first version of Samsung's truly wireless earbuds has been well-received as a great addition to your everyday carry bag. It seems that Samsung has listened to fans of the original buds and isn't going to change what works in terms of design. The render shows both a case and earbuds that look identical as far as we can tell.
That must mean internals are what will be getting the plus treatment. Previous reports have hinted towards the inclusion of active noise canceling, which for earbuds of this size, will be a great addition. It will be interesting to see what other features and colors that Samsung decides to add to its popular earbuds.
Little buds
Samsung Galaxy Buds
Big sounds
While the earbuds themselves and the case are quite small, they pack some great features. With touch-sensitive pads, ambient sound, wireless, and USB C charging for the case, these truly wireless earbuds are a great pickup for your next workout.
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