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Samsung Unveils Galaxy Buds On, Its First Clip-on Earphones

Samsung says the open-ear design adds head gestures, voice commands and 9.5-hour battery life for users who need more awareness on the move.

  • Samsung unveiled the Galaxy Buds OnClip-on, the brand's first ear-cuff style open earbuds, currently available only in the Korean market.
  • The brand targets the booming open earbuds market with this design, which avoids blocking the ear canal to maintain environmental awareness.
  • With 9.5 hours of battery life, the Galaxy Buds OnClip-on utilize TwinBoost audio technology and support touch, voice, and head gesture controls.
  • Priced at 299,000 won , the earbuds offer fast-pairing for Samsung Galaxy phone users and feature a clear top case matching the Galaxy Buds design.
  • Similar to the Xiaomi OpenWear Stereo Pro, the Galaxy Buds OnClip-on include audio leakage avoidance technology, preventing others from hearing personal content during use.
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Samsung Electronics has launched the Galaxy Buds On, clip-on wireless earphones that do not block the ears. They allow users to be aware of their surroundings during outdoor activities and feature bass enhancement and noise leakage reduction technology. They support Galaxy AI functions and offer up to 9.5 hours of use on a single charge. They are scheduled for release in Korea on the 27th, with a retail price set at 299,000 won.

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Illustrative image Photo: PexelsSamsung announces Galaxy Buds On, phone clip-on with release in South Korea on October 27

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