We’ve been discussing new products for months Samsung brand headphones with open ear clip design. It’s worth remembering that this new product hasn’t been officially released yet, but the first images showing its design have finally been shared. In fact, so far we have only been able to show you very indicative renders and images, but now we can get a clearer idea of the new headphones.
Open-back headphone design
First, the headphones will be called Galaxy Buds on Instead of Galaxy Able. As you can see from the picture, the headphones They clip on either side of the ears;The main part with the speakers is located inside the ear, while the remaining part is connected to the outer part. Additionally, one side is noticeably wider than the other (the side facing inward).
However, unlike classic headphones, this part it is not inserted into the ear canalbut still outside, allowing you to listen to content without completely isolating yourself from your surroundings. Headphones too Equipped with microphone Call up.
According to rumors, they may also Supports some commands based on head movementsuch as nodding or shaking it to perform certain actions, although no further details are available yet. Again going by the rumors, they should be able to Automatically adjust volume when necessary. For example, if you’re in a noisier environment than usual, the headphones will automatically increase the volume, and vice versa.
Other features
Users can also Start voice assistantsuch as Gemini or Bixby, directly through the headphones and taking advantage of their different functions, even if no further details in this regard have been announced yet.
Galaxy Buds On, preview of Samsung’s new open-back headphones
Regardless, the clip-on design is intended for those who want to use headphones that do not enter the ear canal, while retaining the possibility of sensing sounds and surroundings. According to rumors, Galaxy Buds On They may arrive in the fourth quarter of 2026so between October and December. Do you prefer classic headphones or clip-on open-back headphones?
