Samsung’s offering up to $150 off with an eligible trade-in, or a straight $40 discount without trade-in. For brand new flagship earbuds that just hit the market, this is a solid deal that brings them in line with other premium options.

A report says Samsung is looking to launch open-ear wireless earphones to join its growing Galaxy Buds collection.

The rumor comes from noted leaker Ice Universe on Weibo, the Chinese social media site. Per the post (translated by Google Translate), Ice Universe says that “Samsung Electronics MX division will release bone conductive headphones at the Samsung Fold conference in July.”

The first is new Galaxy Buds 3 settings, found within the rejigged One UI 7 Quick Settings panel. Basically, you'll no longer have to fire up the Galaxy Wearable app in order to tweak your Buds’ settings – you’ll now be able to do it right from Quick Settings. Less clunky!

Samsung is well known for trying new things in the earbuds space. There where the Samsung Galaxy Buds Live for one, those shiny bean shaped things that neither sounded good nor fitted very well. Now there're rumblings that the firm wants to try a different form of uninvasive audio on your head — bone conduction headphones.

Samsung's new earphones are codenamed 'Able' and will be launched in the 2H of 2025: new bone-conducting earphones with 1.7M units expected in 2025.

A new report claims that the Galaxy Buds FE 2 are in development. The leak has revealed the product's model number.

This accounts for improvements to the ANC, Adaptive EQ and Adaptive ANC that's packed into the Buds 3 Pro. This update will allow them to adjust things based on your location and environmental noise. All three are found in the Galaxy Wearables app.

With this new firmware, Samsung aims to make every use of the Galaxy Buds 2 Pro a bit better by tightening up stability. As the update rolls out worldwide, more users will get to

Samsung is reportedly planning to launch bone-conduction headphones alongside the Galaxy Z Fold 7 and Galaxy Z Flip 7.