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Samsung Unveils Galaxy M08 and F08 Phones and Buds On Earbuds
Samsung has added the Galaxy M08 and Galaxy F08 smartphones to its official website in India. The company has also shown its first fully open-design Galaxy Buds On earbuds in South Korea. The smartphones are actually versions of the Galaxy A08 sold under different names. The earbuds are designed for listening to music without blocking the ear canal.
Both smartphones have a 6.7-inch LCD with a resolution of 720x1600 pixels. The 90 Hz refresh rate makes transitions through menus and pages appear smoother. On the back, there is a 50 MP main camera with autofocus and a 2 MP depth sensor. The front camera is 8 MP. The Galaxy M08 and Galaxy F08 are powered by the MediaTek Helio G99+ processor. Both models have 4 GB of RAM and 64 GB of internal storage. Storage can be expanded with a card. The phones have a 6,000 mAh battery that supports 25 W charging, allowing them to operate longer on a single charge. The IP64 rating protects the devices from dust and splashing water. The Galaxy M08 will be sold in silver, while the Galaxy F08 will be available in dark blue. The smartphones will go on sale with the Android 17 operating system and One UI 9 interface. Samsung promises to release security updates until September 30, 2032. The official price has not yet been announced. A previous leak listed a price of 16,999 Indian rupees, or $176 (approximately 300 manats), for both models.
The Galaxy Buds On are clip-shaped earbuds that attach to the side of the ear. Their open design does not block the ear canal, so users can also hear surrounding sounds while listening to music. The earbuds can be controlled by lightly touching the back. The model automatically adjusts the sound, reduces sound leakage, and helps make speech clearer during calls.
The Galaxy Buds On are powered by a Snapdragon chip and can be used for up to 9.5 hours on a single charge. Gemini Live support allows users to take advantage of a voice-based artificial intelligence assistant. Head movements can be used to answer calls, end calls, and silence alarms. The charging case is almost identical to the case for the Galaxy Buds 4. The Galaxy Buds On will be sold in South Korea for 299,000 won. This is more than $200 (more than 340 manats), placing the earbuds among the company’s expensive models. Sales in Korea will begin on October 27, with sales in other countries to follow later. An exact date for the global market has not yet been announced.
Both smartphones have a 6.7-inch LCD with a resolution of 720x1600 pixels. The 90 Hz refresh rate makes transitions through menus and pages appear smoother. On the back, there is a 50 MP main camera with autofocus and a 2 MP depth sensor. The front camera is 8 MP. The Galaxy M08 and Galaxy F08 are powered by the MediaTek Helio G99+ processor. Both models have 4 GB of RAM and 64 GB of internal storage. Storage can be expanded with a card. The phones have a 6,000 mAh battery that supports 25 W charging, allowing them to operate longer on a single charge. The IP64 rating protects the devices from dust and splashing water. The Galaxy M08 will be sold in silver, while the Galaxy F08 will be available in dark blue. The smartphones will go on sale with the Android 17 operating system and One UI 9 interface. Samsung promises to release security updates until September 30, 2032. The official price has not yet been announced. A previous leak listed a price of 16,999 Indian rupees, or $176 (approximately 300 manats), for both models. The Galaxy Buds On are clip-shaped earbuds that attach to the side of the ear. Their open design does not block the ear canal, so users can also hear surrounding sounds while listening to music. The earbuds can be controlled by lightly touching the back. The model automatically adjusts the sound, reduces sound leakage, and helps make speech clearer during calls. The Galaxy Buds On are powered by a Snapdragon chip and can be used for up to 9.5 hours on a single charge. Gemini Live support allows users to take advantage of a voice-based artificial intelligence assistant. Head movements can be used to answer calls, end calls, and silence alarms. The charging case is almost identical to the case for the Galaxy Buds 4. The Galaxy Buds On will be sold in South Korea for 299,000 won. This is more than $200 (more than 340 manats), placing the earbuds among the company’s expensive models. Sales in Korea will begin on October 27, with sales in other countries to follow later. An exact date for the global market has not yet been announced.