South Korean tech giant Samsung is staying competitive as technology evolves, they are reportedly working on upgrading their established successor to the Galaxy Buds+ called Galaxy Buds X. The new report claims that the upcoming Buds possibly will come with active noise cancellation feature.
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The earbuds will filter outside noises; hence you will still hear important sounds and stay alert of your surroundings whilst still enjoying your favourite song or radio station and the battery life is good to last for a day according to their website.
These wireless earbuds are likely to arrive with a bean-like design; the exterior provides more surface area consist of better touch sensitive controls. According to the US Patent Office listing, the Galaxy Buds X will provide active noise cancellation.
The estimated cost price is $150 (R2100), they would measure 28m long and 12mm wide and their charging case could measure 26mm, which make this case smaller than the one on the Galaxy buds+.
As yet there is no feasible launch date obtainable but Samsung fans can expect them to be available on the market alongside the Galaxy Note 20 and Galaxy fold 2 in the interim Samsung has also filed a new licence for a next Galaxy Z Flip with triple camera module on the back.
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According to a design patent at WIPO (World Intellectual Property Office) Samsung is looking into two potential designs both of which include a triple-camera module on the back.
Article written by: Nomfudo Mavuso
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