Galaxy Buds Live Come With Active Noise Cancelling
During its annual Galaxy Unpacked event, Samsung announced its new generation of wearables, including the Galaxy Watch 3, and Galaxy Buds Live truly wireless earbuds. The new Galaxy Buds which we will cover in this article “are the newest shape of truly wireless earbuds, boasting a stylish and ergonomic design paired with premium audio technology.” Samsung said in a press release.
The new buds feature a unique bean-like design, Samsung says that this design was possible after laying out the internal components horizontally instead of vertically. This way, the earbuds will fit right into your ears without peaking out, providing a more natural appearance. Although the original design of the new Buds Live is a tip-less design that Samsung claims will conform to the shape of your ear, you can customize your fit by choosing between two sizes of provided wingtips.
Samsung is combining AKG’s sound expertise with its legacy of hardware innovation to offer a “truly immersive audio experience.” Each earbud features a 12mm speaker and bass duct, providing the user with a rich listening experience. Although their unique design puts the mics away from your mouth, the new Galaxy Buds Live feature three microphones and a Voice Pickup Unit making sure your voice gets picked up and comes through as clear as possible on the phone. They also feature Active Noise Cancellation (ANC) for open type allowing them to tune out ambient noise from your surroundings to ensure a pleasant listening experience.
The new Galaxy Buds Live support a wide range of devices through Bluetooth 5.0, they allow users to easily switch between devices without the need to disconnect and reconnect again. And when paired with the latest Galaxy devices such as the new Galaxy Note20, they can support a whole new range of features. For example, you can use the Buds as a wireless microphone while recording videos as they can produce high-quality clear audio.
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When paired with the new Galaxy Note20, users can use Game Mode in order to reduce audio latency. A new feature called “Buds Together” allows users of Galaxy Buds to share music with each other “without compromising sound quality”.
The Galaxy Buds Live will be available starting, August 6, and will come in three color options, Mystic Bronze, Mystic White, and Mystic Black. They will be priced at $169.99 which is a bit more expensive than the $149.99 Galaxy Buds Plus.
