Samsung Galaxy Buds are coming in a new Aura color to match the Galaxy Note 10

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The Samsung Galaxy Note 10 is set to be revealed at Samsung Unpacked on August 7th, and there is supposedly going to be four devices launching. The rumored devices include the regular Galaxy Note 10, a Galaxy Note 10+, and 5G models of both. We’ve already seen pictures of the alleged Note 10+ model, which was previously rumored to be called the Note 10 Pro. We’ve also seen 3D CAD renders of the regular model, along with photos of both devices in a new Aura color. In a surprising move, Samsung has just refreshed the Samsung Galaxy Buds line with a new “Aura Glow” color that matches photos we have already seen of the Galaxy Note 10.

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These new earphones are actually visible on some of Samsung’s own regional websites, suggesting that the company is going for a more quiet launch of these earbuds. Otherwise, these are pretty much identical to the Samsung Galaxy Buds which launched earlier this year. The same wireless charging case is also included, and it’s all for a price of €149.90, the same as before, according to a report from WinFuture. Admittedly, you can’t buy them yet from Samsung’s site, only view them in some countries.

Samsung Galaxy Buds

If you’re not a fan of wireless earphones, then there’s also some good news. WinFuture also reported that Samsung will soon introduce new USB-C wired earphones from AKG, as expected given that the Galaxy Note 10 is reported to no longer have a headphone jack. They’ll feature Active Noise Cancelling, and will be the first USB-C earphones to be sold by Samsung.

Source: Samsung // Source 2: WinFuture
Via: Roland Quandt

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