Samsung has introduced new wireless headphones, Galaxy Buds On, which bring a new way of controlling through head movements, enabling users to perform certain actions without having to touch the phone or headphones.
According to the company, users may shake their heads to accept a phone call, while moving the other side may reject the call. These movements can also be used to check message reports and to stop alarms.
Galaxy Buds On also stands out for their open design, caught around ears without blocking the hearing channel. This enables users to listen to music and to be more aware of the sounds around them, especially during walking or running.
The bitches also offer handless access to the Gemini Live artificial intelligence assistant when they connect to a telephone compatible with Galaxy AI. Users can turn to the assistant with voice command and ask questions without having to get the phone out of their pocket.
Another function is the Quick Voice Memo, which enables the recording of sound notes by holding the back of the headphone. Records may be requested later via Bixby, provided the device linked to supporting respective functions.
Samsung also included Intelligent Clear Call technology, which uses three microphones, a sensor based on voice conveying through bone and automatic learning technologies to distinguish users’ voices from environmental noises during calls.
According to Samsung, headphones offer up to 9.5 hours of hearing with a charge, while their design aims to secure comfort during extended use.
Galaxy Buds On are on sale in South Korea on October 27, at the price of 299,000 Korean won, about $200, U.S.A. The company has announced that launching in other markets will follow, but prices and dates for each region have not yet been confirmed.
Some of the headphone functions depend on connections to Samsung and the software version.
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