Samsung plans to introduce a new wireless earbuds later this year, branding it as the Galaxy Buds FE, contrary to previous speculations. GalaxyClub recently uncovered information about the Samsung Galaxy Buds FE, identified by its model number SM-R400N, and official support documentation for these earbuds is already accessible on Samsung’s official website. In terms of aesthetics, these earbuds continue the design language of the Galaxy Buds 2 and Galaxy Buds 2 Pro, featuring a charging case with a rounded square shape and incorporating a USB Type-C port. Additionally, it’s worth noting that the Galaxy Buds FE may also include wingtips to enhance their stability during wear.
Galaxy Buds FE is expected to employ dual driver units to ensure superior sound quality. This earbuds boasts four microphones, with two dedicated to each ear, promising enhanced call quality and noise suppression performance. Furthermore, users can anticipate Bluetooth 5.3 connectivity support and the potential inclusion of AAC audio codec, alongside Samsung’s Seamless audio codec, offering an elevated audio experience.
Regarding other features like wireless charging and additional functions, details remain elusive. However, it’s reasonable to assume that the earbuds will possess some level of water resistance, enhancing their versatility and durability.
Samsung has not disclosed the official release date and pricing for the Samsung Galaxy Buds FE yet. They will launch later this year, along with the Galaxy S23 FE and Galaxy Tab S9 FE series. As the launch date draws nearer, more comprehensive information about these earbuds will undoubtedly emerge.
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