Samsung's subsequent set of wireless earbuds will be called Galaxy Buds Plus is set to be released by the tech giant soon. Samsung first launched the actual Galaxy Buds line in 2019 despite the rebranding exercise taking over from the Gear IconX headphone line last year.

How 'soon' would Samsung be releasing the Galaxy Buds Plus?

True wireless earbuds are huge business those days, especially for tech corporations that are not typically associated with audio products. Not best has Samsung launched its personal set of earbuds, but you could also purchase similar gadgets from Amazon, Apple, and Google. These are all companies that still concentrate on voice assistants with tighter assistant integration, one of the main blessings of tech-based headphones, among others despite the fact that many earbuds come with some form of voice assistant aid nowadays.

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While there had previously been rumors, Samsung changed into set to release a new set of earphones, the Galaxy Buds+ have now been confirmed by the enterprise in an announcement to CNET. The new earphones are likely to be formally unveiled alongside the Samsung Galaxy S20 later this month. 

Frequent tipster Evan Blass posted an allegedly leaked sheet on his Twitter (private account), showing the differences between the Samsung Galaxy Buds Plus and the previous-generation Galaxy Buds. 

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Galaxy Buds Plus is also 'compatible' with Apple gadgets

Besides the legitimate confirmation, an Apple App Store listing has also popped up for the Galaxy Buds Plus. Samsung said the new Galaxy Buds "would allow iOS users to enjoy an optimized sound experience on the go." According to CNET, the iOS app's page works on iPhone 7 or newer and iOS 10 or higher.

Here's what's new and improved with the Galaxy Buds+

The first thing to expect with the Galaxy Buds Plus isn't always a lot of trade in design with the new version almost identical to the previous one. That said, there were some internal changes to accommodate an additional outer speaker; those speakers would likely offer customers with a better and clearer speech at some point of voice calls. Speaking of sound quality, the audio must be higher in fashionable with the brand new set making use of a -manner speaker system (separate woofer and tweeter) instead of the unmarried speaker used by the previous Galaxy Buds.

What is arguably going to be the most impacting change is its battery life. The previous model offers up to six hours of power. However, the Galaxy Buds Plus boosts that up to 11 hours. The carry case, which doubles as a charger to preserve the battery crowned up when stored, has a battery bump up from 13 to 22 hours. An ultimate (and important) difference is the rate with the brand new Galaxy Buds Plus expected to retail for $149 - that's $20 extra than the older version.