'Galaxy Buds On' surface alongside more Galaxy Watch 9 leaks
Samsung is teasing a departure from the Galaxy Buds brand with the emergence of new wearable leaks and a potential shift toward bone-conduction tech.
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Leaks surfaced regarding the Galaxy Watch 9 and a device referred to as Galaxy Buds On. Samsung confirmed a new wearable without the Galaxy Buds brand, while other reports suggested bone-conduction earbuds potentially called Galaxy Able.
Epilogue added 46d ago, after coverage quieted.
Questions people are asking
What is the reported name for Samsung's bone-conduction earbuds?
According to SammyGuru, they may be called Galaxy Able.
Will the new Samsung wearable use the Galaxy Buds brand?
Forbes reports that Samsung has confirmed the new wearable will be without the Galaxy Buds brand.
What other devices are appearing in recent leaks?
Coverage mentions the Galaxy Watch 9 and the Galaxy Watch Ultra 2.
What happened
Samsung has confirmed the development of a radical new wearable that will not use the Galaxy Buds branding. Recent leaks identify a product called 'Galaxy Buds On' and suggest the company's first bone-conduction earbuds may be named Galaxy Able. These developments appear alongside leaked information regarding the Galaxy Watch 9 and Galaxy Watch Ultra 2.
Coverage from 9to5Google, SammyGuru, and Forbes emphasizes the rebranding of Samsung's audio wearables and the shift toward new form factors. Gizmodo notes that clip-on styles are becoming a dominant trend for wireless earbuds. Mashable is focusing on the aggregated leaks surrounding the Galaxy Watch Ultra 2.
Further updates are expected regarding the specific features of the Galaxy Watch 9 and the official naming and design of the new non-Buds wearables.
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The reporting (5)
- Samsung Confirms Radical New Wearable Without Galaxy Buds Brand Forbes · 49d ago
- Samsung Galaxy Watch Ultra 2: Everything Leaked So Far Mashable · 49d ago
- Clip-Ons Are Wireless Earbuds’ Next Inescapable Trend Gizmodo · 49d ago
- Samsung’s First Bone-Conduction Earbuds May Be Called Galaxy Able SammyGuru · 49d ago
- 'Galaxy Buds On' surface alongside more Galaxy Watch 9 leaks 9to5Google · 49d ago
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