Samsung seems ready to expand its personal audio lineup beyond standard wireless earbuds. Following earlier rumors that the South Korean tech giant is building a pair of full-sized over-ear headphones, a fresh leak has finally attached a tentative product name to the project: Galaxy Studio.
According to developer and tech leaker @evowizz on X, Samsung plans to brand its upcoming over-ear pair under the Galaxy Studio moniker. The source previously nailed the ‘Galaxy Buds On’ naming scheme ahead of the company’s recent open-ear earbud release. This gives this latest rumor some extra credibility among tech watchers (via 9to5Google).
What we know so far about Galaxy Studio
The name gives us our clearest clue yet about Samsung’s branding direction. However, technical details remain tightly under wraps. Early design sketches leaked earlier this year confirmed that Samsung is actively working on an over-ear form factor, but specific hardware specs, active noise cancellation capabilities, and battery life estimates have not leaked yet.
The Galaxy Studio branding suggests Samsung wants to position these headphones as a premium audio option. That naming approach mirrors how competitors categorize high-end gear aimed at creators and music enthusiasts, signaling that Samsung might be targeting heavyweights like the Apple AirPods Max, Sony WH-1000XM5, and Bose QuietComfort Ultra.
Release window and market position
Samsung currently relies entirely on its in-ear Galaxy Buds series to cover mobile audio. Introducing a dedicated over-ear pair lets the company offer a complete ecosystem alternative for Galaxy phone and tablet users who prefer headband-style comfort, longer battery life, and larger acoustic drivers.
There is no official word on pricing or a launch date just yet. However, with the product name making rounds among reliable leakers, an official announcement could arrive alongside Samsung’s next major hardware launch event.
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