The design of the Samsung Galaxy Buds 3 Pro has been revealed
In a post on X (formerly Twitter), Ice Universe published some live images of the Samsung Galaxy Buds 3 Pro. The image illustrates the redesign of the headset. Instead of the pebble shape of its predecessor, each headphone is equipped with a stem. Some users commented on the post that the new design looks too similar to the AirPods Pro and other TWS headsets.
In the picture you can clearly see the gray frame and the headphones. This headphone has a black silicone tip. The lid of the suitcase looks transparent. It appears that the design of the case has also changed, now featuring a rounded vertical design instead of a horizontal rectangle.
In one of the images, the device is turned on and a bright blue LED strip can be seen along its stem. Additionally, each Bud Pod features a different colored LED, with red on the right side and blue on the left. There appears to be a green LED on the front.
Previous reports claimed that the Pro model will deliver high-quality audio at a frequency of 24 bits or 96 kHz. It will also reportedly have adaptive noise cancellation, ANC and ambient sound features. In addition, the Samsung Galaxy Buds 3 Pro charging case has a 500 mAh battery.
Surface of the sales packaging of the Samsung Galaxy Buds 3
The base model Galaxy Buds 3’s retail packaging was also leaked in a now-deleted Instagram post (via GSMArena). The box features the same design changes as the stem-shaped Pro model. There were 3 buds of white color with a black band along the stem. It is unclear whether the bar has built-in LEDs.
However, it is worth noting that Samsung has not officially announced the design or features of the device. Whether the leaked images are accurate will only be seen when the tech giant hosts Galaxy Unpacked on July 10.
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