
The Samsung Galaxy Buds On design has leaked alongside a series of feature descriptions, giving a minor peek into the device and what they will be capable of. The Galaxy Buds Able, which is said to be the internal name of the Galaxy Buds On, have been leaking for a while with details about the new unreleased earbuds seeping out onto the internet since early April.
Since then, the design of the earbuds has technically leaked prior to now. However, these were just vector images to showcase the icon of the earbuds inside the Galaxy Wearable app. The new leaked image of the Galaxy Buds On design is more like an actual rendered image of the earbuds that would be used in marketing. It’s also reported that these will come in black and white colors. The Galaxy Buds On are Samsung’s entry into the clip-on style true wireless earbuds, not unlike the clip-on buds from Motorola, the Moto Buds Loop.
The Galaxy Buds On leaked features include head movement gestures
A full list of features for the Galaxy Buds On isn’t available just yet but there are some that have leaked with the image of the earbuds design, such as head movement gestures. Users will be able to nod their head or shake their head to initiate certain actions, although it isn’t mentioned what those gestures will control.
Another feature describes the ability for the earbuds to automatically adjust volume when necessary. Specifically, if you enter a noisier environment, such as a busy train station or airport, the earbuds can turn the volume up to counteract the higher levels of ambient noise. Once you leave such a location and ambient noise gets quieter, the auto volume adjust the levels back down.
There are also references to using your voice for starting a voice memo and triggering AI assistants like Gemini and Bixby. Additionally, there’s a feature that pauses playback of the media from your phone if the phone detects that you’ve fallen asleep.
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