Samsung Galaxy Buds Launched:-Price in India,Specifications


Samsung Buds were unveiled alongside the new Samsung Galaxy S10 Lineup & Galaxy Fold Smartphones at an event in San Francisco. The Galaxy Buds are the new generation true wireless earphones from Samsung. So in This article let's take a look at the price & Specifications of the New Galaxy Buds

Samsung Galaxy Buds Price in India & Availability
The Samsung Galaxy Buds are priced at Rs.9,999 in India. However, if you pre-book a Galaxy S10 smartphone you can get one for Rs.2,999.The buds will be available for purchase starting 8th March on all leading Online and offline platforms. The Galaxy Buds will come in Black, White, and Yellow color variants.

Samsung Galaxy Buds Specifications & Features

Samsung revealed that the Galaxy Buds come with a 5.8pi dynamic driver in each earbud. Bixby will understand commands in British English, German, Italian, and Spanish languages. The Galaxy Buds are tuned by AKG for great sound quality. Samsung is touting an 'Enhanced Ambient Sound' feature that lets users hear their surroundings when required. The company also boasts of its Adaptive Dual Microphone tech, which features one inner microphone and one outer microphone in each earbud, letting users be audible when speaking both in quiet and loud environments.

The Samsung Galaxy Buds connect to your smartphone using Bluetooth 5.0. They feature 58mAh battery in each earbud, which is said to deliver up to 5 hours of calling, or up to 6 hours of music playback on a single charge. The charging case features a 252mAh battery, delivering a boost of up to 7 hours - increasing music playback time to 13 hours and talk time to 11 hours, Samsung claims. The charging case can deliver up to 1.7 hours of playback with a 15-minute charge.



The new Samsung Galaxy Buds can also be wirelessly charged using the PowerShare feature on the Galaxy S10 Smartphones by just placing the charging case for the buds over the Galaxy S10 Smartphone.

Each of the Samsung Galaxy Buds' earbuds weighs 5.6 grams, while the case weighs 39.6 grams. Sensors on board include an accelerometer, proximity sensor, and also come with touch sensors (for controlling playback, taking calls), as well as an ear on/ off detection. The charging case is powered by USB Type-C. The Galaxy Buds are compatible with Android devices running v5.0 or higher, requiring 1.5GB of RAM or more. They support SBC, AAC, Scalable (Samsung proprietary) codecs. The earbuds measure 17.5x19.4x22.3mm while the charging case measures 38.8x70x26.5mm


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