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Samsung Galaxy Buds+ almost ready for release

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Ivan 31 December 2019

Samsung Smart wearables Rumors

Samsung's new truly wireless Galaxy Buds+ are ticking all the boxes on their way to becoming official.

The latest step in their leaked journey is getting Bluetooth certification with the Chinese MIIT. The buds, model number SM-R175 (the current gen carry the SM-R170), are expected to become official alongside the Samsung Galaxy S11 series, if not sooner.

Samsung Galaxy Buds+ coming up.#Samsung #SamsungGalaxyBudsPlus pic.twitter.com/ovxv06rS1X

— Mukul Sharma (@stufflistings) December 31, 2019

So far we've seen an official support page for the Galaxy Buds+ and a pair of short videos, dug up from the app code of Samsung's SmartThings, which revealed an unchanged earbud and case design.

Rumor has it the Galaxy Buds+ will feature active noise cancellation and could very well premiere aptX support too.

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  • myV
  • 01 Jan 2020

Lies

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  • Halfthekgb
  • IbG
  • 01 Jan 2020

Most likely not, except for launch time when you get a promotion or something like that. Otherwise, you get the akg wired stuff in the box

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  • Berserker
  • 0s4
  • 31 Dec 2019

Nooooooo, who said that?

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