Galaxy Buds FE specifications have leaked
Recently, Samsung has been dedicating a major portion of its time to the FE models and is nearing completion of the Galaxy Buds FE.
Samsung's Galaxy FE lineup has been the talk of the tech world recently, with notable mentions being the Galaxy S23 FE, Tab S9 FE, Tab S9 FE+, and the eagerly anticipated Buds FE. Historically, Samsung has released Fan Editions of its smartphones and tablets. However, this marks the first time the South Korean electronics titan will be unveiling the Fan Edition of its True Wireless Stereo (TWS) earbuds. Surprisingly, ahead of its global unveiling, the Buds FE's complete design and technical specifications were showcased on Samsung’s official website for Argentina.
The Galaxy Buds FE presents an in-ear design, characterized by a distinctive shark fin shape ensuring a snug and stable fit. Each set comes with a pair of wingtips and a trio of ear tips to cater to varying ear sizes. These TWS earbuds will be available in Graphite and Mystic White shades. They come equipped with a responsive touch surface allowing users to easily manage different functionalities.
Galaxy Buds FE specifications have leaked
On the audio front, the Galaxy Buds FE boasts dual external microphones, an internal microphone, and an innovative one-way speaker, promising a robust bass output. A standout feature is its active noise cancellation (ANC) that promises a serene, uninterrupted listening session by dampening external noises. It further impresses with a customizable equalizer and three ambient sound modes, letting users stay tuned into their environment without removing the earbuds. The inclusion of beamforming technology ensures the earbuds adjust according to the user's patterns to capture their voice most effectively. Another nifty addition is the DNN solution, adept at sieving out ambient noises when the user is speaking.
In terms of user-friendly features, the Galaxy Buds FE incorporates an Auto Switch functionality that ensures smooth toggling between connected Galaxy devices. A unique "lost and found" attribute shares the owner's contact details with anyone who chances upon misplaced earbuds, coupled with a pre-set message. Furthermore, an alarm feature is embedded to alert users if they inadvertently leave their earbuds behind. As for longevity, these earbuds are powered by a 479mAh battery, while each individual earbud houses a 60mAh cell. Together, they are claimed to deliver a staggering 60-hour battery life.
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