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Samsung Galaxy Buds2 to cost $149-$169

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Ivan 29 June 2021

Samsung TWS Rumors

The Samsung Galaxy Buds2 are reportedly coming in August and according to the latest report they'll be priced between $149 and $169, making them more of a Galaxy Buds+ replacement than a Galaxy Buds Pro successor.

The Galaxy Buds+ launched at $149 (currently $99), while the Galaxy Buds Pro launched at $199.

Samsung Galaxy Buds2 appear in leaked images, revealing design and color options

We've seen press renders of the Galaxy Buds2 in Black, Purple, Green and White (the case itself is white, while the inside is accented).

The buds themselves feature a Galaxy Buds Pro-like design. They'll reportedly not have active noise cancellation in order to keep the price lower than of the Galaxy Buds Pro.

Each bud has two microphones, charging connectors, and wear detection sensors Each bud has two microphones, charging connectors, and wear detection sensors Each bud has two microphones, charging connectors, and wear detection sensors
Samsung Galaxy Buds2

Each bud will carry a 60mAh battery, while the case will supply another 500mAh. Samsung may announce the Galaxy Buds2 alongside the Galaxy Z Flip3, Z Fold3 and the new Galaxy Watch4 in August.

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  • Anonymous
  • kNc
  • 30 Jun 2021

Battery will presumably be closer to the plus whereas ANC headphones will not have a battery like that any time soon. For me the battery is a lot more important than the ANC.

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  • Anonymous
  • xq5
  • 29 Jun 2021

Buds 2 vs Buds Pro? Somebody tell me please.

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  • GregLu
  • nRd
  • 29 Jun 2021

Given the fact that the Buds Pro are actually at 159 EUR minus 30 EUR of Cashback (From Samsung Belgium), sot 129 and it's actually better. Good luck selling these at more than 149 with the Buds Pro at 159.

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