Samsung Galaxy Buds leak reveals open-ear design in new photos
▼ Summary
– Samsung’s open-ear Galaxy Buds have been newly imaged, reportedly from a Samsung app, offering the clearest look yet at their design.
– The earbuds feature a green or gray accent, possibly with lights, and a case resembling the Galaxy Buds 4 Pro.
– They are expected to function like similar open-ear earbuds from Motorola and Bose, with names like “Galaxy Buds Able” or “Galaxy Buds On” leaked.
– Samsung did not launch the earbuds at its Unpacked event this month, making IFA in September a likely debut venue.
– IFA is also expected to feature the Galaxy S26 FE and possibly new tablets, alongside the potential Buds release.
After months of speculation, Samsung’s rumored open-ear earbuds have surfaced once more, this time in a fresh set of images that offer the clearest look yet at the hardware. But while the design is becoming clearer, the timeline for an official release remains the big unknown.
SamMobile has obtained new visuals that appear to come from a Samsung application, showcasing the upcoming wireless audio device. Unlike earlier icon-based leaks that left plenty to the imagination, these renderings provide a far more detailed view of the product’s physical layout. The earbuds feature a subtle green or gray accent, though it remains uncertain whether this element includes any lighting functionality. The accompanying charging case bears a strong resemblance to the one bundled with the Galaxy Buds 4 Pro.
Functionally, these buds are expected to operate in a manner similar to open-ear offerings from Motorola and Bose, prioritizing ambient awareness over noise isolation. Naming conventions are still up in the air, with “Galaxy Buds Able” and “Galaxy Buds On” both having surfaced in recent leaks, the latter being the most recent suggestion.
The timing of the launch is a point of curiosity. Many anticipated that Samsung would introduce these earbuds alongside its newest foldable smartphones and wearables at Unpacked earlier this month, yet that didn’t happen. That leaves IFA in September as the most logical stage for a debut, an event where the Galaxy S26 FE and possibly new tablets are also expected to make appearances. For now, fans will have to keep waiting for official confirmation.
(Source: 9to5google.com)
