Samsung Galaxy Buds Pro With Intelligent Active Noise Cancellation Launched: Price And Specifications

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New Delhi: Samsung Galaxy Buds Pro true wireless earphones with intelligent active noise cancellation has been launched. The South Korean giants have launched the Samsung Galaxy Buds Pro alongside the Samsung Galaxy S21 5G Series Smartphone at the company’s Unpacked 2021 event. The ear buds come with intelligent active noise cancellation. The new earphones are the most premium and advanced true wireless headset from Samsung yet, and come with advanced features such as active noise cancellation, wireless charging, and IPX7 water resistance. Samsung’s new earphones will be available in three colours – violet, black, and silver – and feature adjustable levels of active noise cancellation.

Samsung Galaxy Buds Pro price and availability

The Samsung Galaxy Buds Pro features an in-canal fit design for better passive noise isolation. This is also said to assist in providing better active noise cancellation. Each earpiece has three microphones with two on the outer while one on the inside of the earpiece. Along with these it also comes with a separate voice pickup unit and a windshield.

For detailed sound, the earbuds have a two-way driver system that combines an 11mm woofer with a 6.5mm tweeter within the driver casing. The features of the buds can be further customized using the Galaxy Wearable companion app. The app lets users adjust the equalizer, active noise cancellation settings, and much more.

The earbuds also come with intelligent active noise cancellation. Using it the buds can quickly switch between ANC and Ambient Sound mode. The company also claims the buds can cut the external background noise by up to 99%. There are also 4 adjustable levels of noise cancellation as well. Along with this, the buds reduce playback volume as soon as the user speaks. This is very similar to the speak-to-chat feature present on the Sony WH-1000XM4.

The earbuds have several features designed to work best with Samsung Galaxy devices. Both smartphones, as well as tablets, work better with earbuds. There is a new ‘auto-switch’ feature that allows the earphones to maintain a simultaneous connection with two Galaxy devices. This allows users to easily switch between in situations such as when music is being played through the tablet while a call comes then using this feature the user can easily switch devices.

Apart from this, the earbuds also have 360 Audio with Dolby Head Tracking technology for a spatial audio experience that reacts to the user’s head movements. The buds also come with various sensors such as Accelerometer, Gyro, Proximity, Hall, Touch, and Voice Pickup Unit (VPU).

Samsung has also provided a huge battery with the earbuds. Samsung claims the earbuds can deliver up to 8 hours on the earpieces with active noise cancellation off and 5 hours with it on. Along with the charging case, the total battery life is claimed to be up to 28 hours with ANC off and with it on up to 18 hours.

The charging case of the earbuds can be charged using a USB Type-C port provided with it. It also supports Fast Charging using which the earbuds can provide 1 hour of playtime by just charging for 5 minutes. Along with it, the case also supports Qi wireless charging. The earbuds are also IPX7-rated for water resistance. The earbud measures 19.5 x 20.5 x 20.8 mm and weighs just 6.3 grams apiece while the charger weighs 44.9 grams.

Samsung Galaxy Buds Pro price and availability

The Samsung Galaxy Buds Pro is priced at Rs. 15,990 in India, with pre-booking for the new true wireless earphones now open. Customers who have pre-booked the Galaxy Buds Pro will start receiving deliveries from January 29 onwards, which is the same date when the earphones will go on open sale. Customers who pre-book the Galaxy Buds Pro will have the option to purchase the Samsung wireless power bank U1200 – usually priced at Rs. 3,699 – for Rs. 499. The new true wireless earphones were launched alongside the Galaxy S21 lineup, will also go on sale in India this month.

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