Samsung to Redesign GalaxyBuds Headphones with New Stalk-Like Structure

TapTechNews May 24th news, according to the Korean media ChosunDaily report, Samsung plans to redesign the next-generation GalaxyBuds headphones (GalaxyBuds3) and add a stalk-like structure to the series of headphones. If the relevant news is true, this will be the first major redesign for Samsung since the launch of the GalaxyBuds headphones in 2019.

It is introduced that Samsung adds the relevant structure mainly to make the microphone on the headphone stalk closer to the user's mouth, aiming to improve the call quality and at the same time make the headphones 'look more lightweight'. However, the Korean media believes that the relevant design'may make the new headphones look similar to Apple's AirPods'.

TapTechNews also noticed that the Korean media believes that the relevant move can also allow the headphones to release more internal space to accommodate a larger battery capacity, facilitating Samsung to provide more sufficient battery life guarantee for the AI ability of the GalaxyBuds4 headphones.

It is worth mentioning that the Samsung GalaxyBuds3/Pro headphones have recently passed the FCC certification, with the specific model being SM-R630, the software version being R630.001, and the hardware version being REV1.0, supporting Bluetooth and Bluetooth LE. It is believed that this headphone is not far from us.