Samsung Teases Galaxy Buds Core: AI-Powered ANC Earbuds Launching June 27
Samsung has begun teasing its next-generation wireless earbuds—likely named Galaxy Buds Core—through...
Samsung has begun teasing its next-generation wireless earbuds—likely named Galaxy Buds Core—through its Indian social media and official "Notify Me" landing page. The slogan “Let the music touch your soul” suggests an immersive sound experience as a central focus.
According to early listings from Samsung India and UAE, the Galaxy Buds Core will launch in Black and White color options. It supports Active Noise Cancellation (ANC) and Galaxy AI integration. Notably, when paired with compatible Samsung Galaxy devices, it will offer real-time interpretation and translation features, enhancing its use for cross-language communication.
Connectivity-wise, the earbuds use Bluetooth 5.4, with built-in touch sensors for intuitive control. The IP54 rating ensures dust and splash resistance, making it suitable for daily commuting or workouts.
The earbuds pack 65mAh batteries per bud, while the charging case includes 500mAh, offering up to 20 hours of total playback time on a single charge.
According to Amazon, the official launch is set for June 27 at 12 PM IST (2:30 PM Beijing time) in India. Availability in other regions has not yet been confirmed.
With the Galaxy Buds Core, Samsung continues to extend its Galaxy AI ecosystem to wearables—an exciting step forward in smart audio integration.
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