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Samsung Is Developing the Clip-On Galaxy Buds On Earbuds
Samsung is developing new wireless earbuds that do not block the ear canal and are worn like clips on the ears. Official-looking images indicate that the product will be sold under the name Galaxy Buds On. Previously known as Buds Able, the model is expected to be unveiled in the 4th quarter of 2026. An exact date has not yet been announced.
Galaxy Buds On consists of 2 parts. One part houses the speaker, while the other sits behind the ear. A flexible silicone loop connects the parts. This design allows the earbud to be secured to the ear like a clip. Spring-loaded metal contacts on the earbuds will charge the battery when the device is placed in its case. The images also show black and white color options. The earbuds’ control section in the app includes an Auto Volume feature. This feature will automatically adjust the volume according to surrounding sounds. There will also be a separate sound amplification option. This means users will not have to adjust the sound themselves every time they move between different environments, such as a street and a quiet room.
Samsung is also testing controls based on head movements. Users will be able to issue commands by making confirmation or rejection gestures with their heads. Touching and holding an earbud will start and stop audio recording. Voice recordings will automatically be converted to text. Bixby will enable voice searches without touching the phone, while Galaxy AI will provide access to artificial intelligence features. An option that automatically stops music when the user falls asleep has also been discovered in the software. This capability will apparently be part of One UI 9. Galaxy Buds On was initially expected to arrive alongside the Galaxy S26 FE, but that unveiling did not take place. The Galaxy Tab S12 tablet and Android XR glasses are also listed among the other devices Samsung is developing.
Galaxy Buds On consists of 2 parts. One part houses the speaker, while the other sits behind the ear. A flexible silicone loop connects the parts. This design allows the earbud to be secured to the ear like a clip. Spring-loaded metal contacts on the earbuds will charge the battery when the device is placed in its case. The images also show black and white color options. The earbuds’ control section in the app includes an Auto Volume feature. This feature will automatically adjust the volume according to surrounding sounds. There will also be a separate sound amplification option. This means users will not have to adjust the sound themselves every time they move between different environments, such as a street and a quiet room. Samsung is also testing controls based on head movements. Users will be able to issue commands by making confirmation or rejection gestures with their heads. Touching and holding an earbud will start and stop audio recording. Voice recordings will automatically be converted to text. Bixby will enable voice searches without touching the phone, while Galaxy AI will provide access to artificial intelligence features. An option that automatically stops music when the user falls asleep has also been discovered in the software. This capability will apparently be part of One UI 9. Galaxy Buds On was initially expected to arrive alongside the Galaxy S26 FE, but that unveiling did not take place. The Galaxy Tab S12 tablet and Android XR glasses are also listed among the other devices Samsung is developing.