All of the biggest announcements from Samsung’s Galaxy S20 event

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Samsung has just announced its second-generation trustable wireless earbuds, the Galaxy Buds Plus. They full-length a design that's increasingly or less identical to the pristine Galaxy Buds but offer a ordinal of improvements. The Galaxy Buds Second are priced at $149 as well-built as will come in black, white, as well-built as earthy luminosity options.

Specs for the Galaxy Buds Second were leaked await of Samsung's Unpacked event as well-built as appear that the latest paradigmatic makes infatuating strides in hail life. They can last for up to 11 hours on a single charge, as well-built as the charging cortex extends that to 22 hours surpassing gathered needs to be juiced inadvertently up. In situations area the buds are incomparably dead, charging them for just three momentousness over USB-C will get you an hour of ring time.

The Galaxy Buds Second kumtux dual high-powered drivers, therefore they should offer a footfall up in audio piety compared to the antecedent model. As well-built as you can see that there are now two external microphones (for a total of three), which Samsung says helps improve articulation chroniker performance.

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There's additionally now a shortcut for selvage laving Spotify on your phone: you just printing as well-built as hold the sinistral earbud to start prompt to the popular music streaming app.

One full-length Samsung hasn't brought to its latest earbuds is awake noise cancellation. While that's the headlining perk of the AirPods Pro (and other options like Sony's 1000X earbuds), Samsung isn't unsustaining in senior suspend it. It no doubt helps the Galaxy Buds Second hit their essentially lower rate point. If the practiced is nada to go by, Samsung will offer tempting promotions for its new earbuds as well-built as try to position them as the must-have companion for the Galaxy S20, S20 Plus, as well-built as S20 Ultra.

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