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Rumor | Samsung has developed a new, kidney bean-shaped Galaxy Bud

Rumor | Samsung has developed a new, kidney bean-shaped Galaxy Bud

Posted on April 5, 2020August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

Samsung is now rumored to have a completely new type of Galaxy Bud in the works. According to a new leak, they will have a much larger shape that looks somewhat like a pair of beans. Some renders generated based on this idea suggests that they may have an improved range of sensors compared to the Buds+.

Samsung reportedly used the code-name “Popcorn” for the Galaxy Buds, which may have been due to the shape of these TWS earphones. The technology blog WinFuture has allegedly told by a source that they now have successors called “Beans” by this OEM internally; therefore, the resulting products may also fit this convention.
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