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Samsung has released its new Galaxy Buds On earbuds and Galaxy SmartTag 3 item tracker in the United States. The Buds On, priced at $229.99, feature a clip-on design, TwinBoost speakers, head-gesture controls, and Gemini Live voice access, with up to 9.5 hours of battery life. The SmartTag 3 costs $29.99 for a single unit or $99.99 for a four-pack, and comes in a slimmer, lighter design than earlier models.
Samsung has entered the clip-on open earbuds category with the Galaxy Buds On, priced at $229 and available in black starting early November. The earbuds feature 11.3mm dual-woofer drivers, three microphones with AI-based call noise reduction, an IP54 splash and dust resistance rating, and up to 9.5 hours of battery life per charge, or 38 hours with the wirelessly charging case.
Samsung's first clip-on earbuds, the Galaxy Buds On, go on sale in South Korea on October 27 priced at 299,000 won (about $226). The open-ear design includes TwinBoost speakers, sound-leakage reduction, and Galaxy AI features like head-gesture call answering and voice memo recording. Early buyers through November 30 get two 30% discount coupons for Buds accessories.
Retail pages in Europe have listed Samsung's upcoming Galaxy Buds On, with varying release dates clustering around the first half of December. Swiss stores reportedly show prices of CHF 179 and CHF 199, while Samsung has already confirmed a South Korean launch on October 27 at 299,000 won. Separately, newly surfaced animations from The Cipher Project give a 360-degree view of the earbuds and their rounded, cube-like charging case, similar to the Galaxy Buds 4 series.
Soundcore's AeroClip open-ear clip-on earbuds are currently selling on Amazon for $105.99, a 38% reduction from their regular price. The earbuds use a clip-on design intended to stay secure during workouts while allowing wearers to remain aware of ambient sound.
Samsung has released the Galaxy Buds On, its first open-ear clip-on earbuds, exclusively in South Korea on October 27 in black for 299,000 won (about $220). The earbuds use a TwinBoost speaker system to boost bass and reduce sound leakage, plus automatic volume adjustment, touch controls, and voice isolation for calls. Samsung says a wider global rollout will follow but has not shared dates, regions, or pricing.
Samsung has introduced the Galaxy Buds On, its first open-ear, clip-on wireless earbuds, alongside the US launch of the Galaxy Tab S12 and SmartTag 3. The earbuds feature TwinBoost speakers, automatic volume adjustment, audio leakage reduction, and up to 9.5 hours of battery life, plus Galaxy AI tools like Gemini Live access and head-gesture controls. They go on sale in Korea on October 27 for 299,000 won, with a global release expected later.
New leaked images published by Android Headlines show close-up renders and apparent marketing material for Samsung's unannounced clip-on earbuds. The design features two rounded bulbs joined by an arched bridge, with a wider flat piece that hooks behind the ear and a rounder speaker unit that sits near the ear canal, plus a visible microphone.
Bose has cut the price of its original Ultra Open Earbuds by about 33 percent, matching the lowest price seen for the product. The discount comes as Bose prepares to launch two new clip-on open earbud models, the Bose Sport Open Earbuds and Ultra Open Earbuds (2nd Gen), on October 1.